The description attribute handling requirement is
a custom media type in the Accept header:
application/vnd.github.symmetra-preview+json
Limitation: Repository.get_labels does not report description,
possibly something has changed in the preview API.
# The problems I attempt to solve
- `RepositoryKey.created_at` is available on the Github API, but not in
PyGithub
- `RepositoryKey.edit()` is not supported anymore by the Github API,
see https://developer.github.com/v3/repos/keys/#edit-a-deploy-key
# How I went about solving the problem
I added myself a new deploy key to one of my repositories, and recorded
the existing tests using my account.
I could not keep the existing test data as the specified key does not
exist anymore, I added a comment for the next contributor to help him
figure out how to record new tests.
* Added is_draft and is_prerelease property to GitRelease
* Added target_commitish option to Repository.create_git_release()
* Added test for Repository.create_git_release()
* Renamed attr of GitRelease: is_draft, is_prerelease -> draft, prerelease
* Add hook support for organizations
Specifically, the create_hook, get_hook, and get_hooks calls
* Added support for the edit and delete hook functions
* Added support for newer commit search API endpoint
* Added tests for new commit search method on main Github class
* Fixed sort parameter of search_commits
* 'watching' != 'staring'
The functionality was completely broken - api endpoints were wrong/didn't work. Tested by logging in as an authenticated user - verified listing watches, add watch, and remove watch.
* fix unit tests
* Add __eq__ and __hash__ to NamedUser
* Remove extra outer brackets from __eq__ in NamedUser
* Add unit tests for __eq__ and __hash__
* Remove redundant brackets in __eq__ : NamedUser
* Add flag for maintainer can modify when creating pull requests
* Change default to be None to let github decide the behaviour
* Update docstring
* Follow conventions from other functions
* List reactions of issue
* Create issue reaction
* List reactions of an issue comment
* Create a reaction on an issue comment
* List reactions of a commit comment
* Create a reaction on a commit comment
* List reactions of a pull request review comment
* Create a reaction on a pull request review comment
* Delete reaction
* Renames IssueReaction to Reaction
* Fixes docstring in Reaction class
* Removes issue_url on Reaction class
* Fixes string concatenation that does not work on python 2.6
* Added missing parameters to organisation repo creation
* team_id should already be an id not a team object
* Name arguments in the test
* Fixed assertion check
* Added missing parameters to user repo creation
* Fixed comments
This field is not currently listed in the Github documentation at
https://developer.github.com/v3/pulls/reviews/, but it's been included
since Github 2.9
(It even exists in the test data returned for the original
PullRequestReview PR)
Wan Liuyang