Now that GitHub have moved their documentation from
developer.github.com, we should update our links. I have also tried to
update the call strings to their new format, but since it was done via
regex, some of them may not match exactly.
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
* Add initial support for Check Suites
* Add API call detail in CheckSuite.rerequest
* Update Accept header with general instead of preview
* Add 'get check runs' endpoint for CheckSuite with stubs
* Add create check suite endpoint with stub
* Update CheckSuite tests with creat check suite endpoint
* Add update check suites preferences endpoint
* Add repository preferences object and stub file
* Add update check suite preferences tests
Needed for #1621
Co-authored-by: Raju Subramanian <coder@mahesh.net>
* Add CheckRun object and stub file
* Add list of check runs endpoint for Commit
* Add get check run endpoint for Repository
* Add CheckRun test file and replay data files
* Add CheckRunAnnotation object and stub file
* Add create CheckRun API endpoint to Repository
* Update and add new tests for CheckRun endpoint:
With the Python 2.7 deadline fast approaching, modernize the codebase
making use of the modernize module to switch to using six, as well as
other upcoming features, such as absolute imports . Stop using 2to3
for Travis, yay!
This is a minor thing. It’s a convention, not a rule (obviously)—but it’s also a best practice.
Many text editors look for this kind of comment as the first line—or second line, if there is a shebang (the `#!/usr/bin/env python`, or whatever else)—and make use of this to determine the file’s encoding.
This was already the case for Legacy.PaginatedList.
Doing it in PaginatedList.PaginatedList reduces the amount of
repeated code and will allow a generic solution for issue #77