Adds support for new `create_fork` arguments:
- `name` - To set the name of the fork on creation
- `default_branch_only` - To only include the default branch
Signed-off-by: Jonathan Leitschuh <Jonathan.Leitschuh@gmail.com>
* Support full GitHub app authentication
Refactor GithubIntegration class and add test case for app authentication
Add permissions and repository properties in InstallationAuthorization
Set JWT_EXPIRY=60 by default in GithubIntegration constructor
* Modify existing testcases for GithubIntegration as per the framework and add missing tests
* Provide installation ID for creating the access token instead of getting the first installation
* Add optional permissions support for installation access token
* Add lock around app authentication
* Keep compatibility for importing GithubIntegration from MainClass
* Group app authentication parameters in a class
Co-authored-by: Malik Ammar Akbar <malikammar.akbar@pfizer.com>
Co-authored-by: Enrico Minack <github@enrico.minack.dev>
* chore(dependency): flake8 has moved to github
* feat: add allow_forking to Repository
* chore: linting
Co-authored-by: hussaiia <ibrahim.hussaini@cba.com.au>
The docstring stated that `"*"` and `"none"` were valid values for the
organization, but neither was actually supported (unless your
organization was called `"none"`).
Remove the misleading information from the docstring, and add support
for passing in an actual `Organization` object, for better typing and
reliability properties.
Fixes#2116
The GitHub API exposes an endpoint to rename a branch, so we should
support calling it. Sadly, there is not enough information to add
that method to the Branch class, so expose it in the Repository object.
Fixes#1901
When calculating totalCount for a PaginatedList, if a Link header is not
in the returned data, we use len() to calculate the number of items.
PullRequest.get_review_requests() actually returns a dictionary, which
neatly defeats this naive method. Peer inside the dictionary in this
case, and add a test case.
Fixes#2053
One piece of missing functionality is the ability to delete Workflow
Runs, which the GitHub API supports. Add a delete() method to
WorkflowRun.
Fixes#2019
A recently merged change modified AuthenticatedUser.get_notifications()
in how it passes boolean parameters, but did not modify the replay data.
Do so now.
Requester.__log() sanitizes the headers of the request so that
authentication details are not logged, but this has the side effect of
meaning that future requests that use the same Requester object will
fail. Usually, this is perfectly fine, since almost every method will
only make one request -- where this falls down is when we make another
after a redirect. Make a copy of the requestHeaders, and sanitize those.
Fixes#1959
* Adding attributes "maintain" and "triage" to class "github.Permissions.Permissions"
* Fix for failed test due to extended attribute list
* Adding new simplistic test case for class Permissions
Fixes#1809
Since GitHub has the bad manners to return bare strings for some API
endpoints, one sharp edge has been that JSON decoding errors were masked
since we wrap the string in a dictionary. However, this makes it
difficult to debug malformed JSON in replay data, so re-raise the
exception if the first character is a { or [ (IE, it's an object or
list.)
Both CheckSuite and Commit have a get_check_runs() method that allows
filtering by a string -- the original code did not check for it, and
never added it to the query string since it checked the wrong variable.
Check the right variable and re-record the replay data.
Fixes#1843
Authenticating via client_id and client_secret is dangerous, since they
appended to the query string, and can be easily seen from the URL.
client_id/client_secret have been deprecated since May 2020, and ignored
by GitHub since late 2020, so it's high time they were removed.
Since the headers that led to an exception are also useful, firstly pass
them into the constructor, and then export them in a property. Test one
specific use case to make sure of coverage.
Fixes#1814
When a previous commit added support for creating secrets on repository
objects, support was not added to also remove them. Since the GitHub API
does support that, add a method to do so.
Jonathan Leitschuh