sqre-codekit-github3.py 1.0.0a4

Features Added (since 1.0.0a3)

• Add support for the Issue locking API currently in Preview Mode

Bugs Fixed (since 1.0.0a3)

• Fix the dependencies and requirements. In 1.0.0a3 we moved to using the setup.cfg file to define optional dependencies for wheels. By doing so we accidentally left out our actual hard dependencies.

Breaking Changes (since 1.0.0a2)

• Move Users#add_email_addresses to GitHub#add_email_addresses.

• Move Users#delete_email_addresses to GitHub#delete_email_addresses.

• Remove Users#add_email_address and Users#delete_email_address.

• Remove Repository#update_label.

Features Added (since 1.0.0a2)

• Support filtering organization members by whether they have 2FA enabled.

• Support filtering organization and team members by role.

• Add GitHub#all_organizations.

• Add PullRequest#create_comment.

• Add Repository#release_by_tag_name to retrieve a Release from a Repository by its associated tag name.

• Add Repository#latest_release to retrieve the latest Release for a Repository.

• Add GitHub#license to retrieve a github3.license.License by the license name.

• Add GitHub#licenses to iterate over all the licenses returned by GitHub’s Licenses API.

• Add protection information to github3.repos.branch.Branch.

• Add Branch#protect and Branch#unprotect to support updating a Branch’s protection status.

• Vastly improved GitHub Enterprise support:

  • Add User#rename to rename a user in a GitHub Enterprise installation.

  • Add GitHub#create_user to create a user.

  • Add User#impersonate to create an impersonation token by an admin for a particular user.

  • Add User#revoke_impersonation to revoke all impersonation tokens for a user.

  • Add User#promote to promote a particular user to a site administrator.

  • Add User#demote to demote a site administrator to a simple user.

  • Add User#suspend to suspend a user’s account.

  • Add User#unsuspend to reinstate a user’s account.

• Add original_content attribute to a GistFile

• Add GistFile#content to retrieve the contents of a file in a gist from the API.

• Add support for the alpha bulk issue import API

Bugs Fixed (since 1.0.0a2)

• The context parameter to Repository#create_status now properly defaults to "default".

• Fix AttributeError when IssueEvent has assignee.

• Correctly set the message attribute on RepoCommit instances.

• Include browser_download_url on Asset instances.

• (Packaging related) Fix setup.py to use proper values for certain parameters.

• Fix ValueError for Repository#create_file.

Breaking Changes (since 1.0.0a1)

• When you download a release asset, instead of returning True or False, it will return the name of the file in which it saved the asset.

• The download method on github3.pulls.PullFile instances has been removed.

• The contents method on github3.pulls.PullFile instances now return instances of github3.repos.contents.Contents.

• Replace Repository#comments_on_commit with RepoCommit#comments.

Features Added (since 1.0.0a1)

• You can now download a file in a pull request to a file on disk.

• You can retrieve the contents of the file in a pull request as bytes.

• Add id attribute to github3.repos.milestone.Milestone.

• Add support for sort, direction, and since parameters to the comments method on github3.issues.Issue.

• Add branch argument to update and delete methods on github3.repos.contents.Contents.

• Add permissions attribute to github3.repos.repo.Repository object to retrieve the permissions for a specific repository.

• Allow a deployment to be retrieved by its id.

• Add the delete method to the github3.repos.release.Asset class.

Bugs Fixed (since 1.0.0a1)

• Pull request files can now be downloaded even when the repository is private.

• Fix exception when merging a pull request with an empty commit message.

• Add missing Issue events.

• Coerce review comment positions to integers.

Breaking Changes

• Organization#add_member has been changed. The second parameter has been changed to team_id and now expects an integer.

• Organization#add_repository has been changed. The second parameter has been changed to team_id and now expects an integer.

• All methods and functions starting with iter_ have been renamed.

• github3.login has been simplified and split into two functions:

  • github3.login serves the majority use case and only provides an authenticated GitHub object.

  • github3.enterprise_login allows GitHub Enterprise users to log into their service.

• GitHub#iter_followers was split into two functions:

  • GitHub#followers_of which iterates over all of the followers of a user whose username you provide

  • GitHub#followers which iterates over all of the followers of the authenticated user

• GitHub#iter_following was split into two functions:

  • GitHub#followed_by which iterates over all of the users followed by the username you provide

  • GitHub#following which iterates over all of the users followed by the authenticated user

• GitHub#iter_gists was split into three functions:

  • GitHub#public_gists which iterates over all of the public gists on GitHub

  • GitHub#gists_for which iterates over all the public gists of a specific user

  • GitHub#gists which iterates over the authenticated users gists

• GitHub#iter_orgs was split into two functions:

  • GitHub#organizations which iterates over the authenticated user’s organization memberships

  • GitHub#organizations_with which iterates over the given user’s organization memberships

• GitHub#iter_subscriptions was split into two functions:

  • GitHub#subscriptions_for which iterates over an arbitrary user’s subscriptions

  • GitHub#subscriptions which iterates over the authenticated user’s subscriptions

• GitHub#iter_starred was split into two functions:

  • GitHub#starred_by which iterates over an arbitrary user’s stars

  • GitHub#starred which iterates over the authenticated user’s stars

• GitHub#user was split into two functions:

  • GitHub#user which retrieves an arbitrary user’s information

  • GitHub#me which retrieves the authenticated user’s information

• GitHub#update_user has been renamed to GitHub#update_me and only uses 1 API call now. It was renamed to reflect the addition of GitHub#me.

• The legacy watching API has been removed:

  • GitHub#subscribe

  • GitHub#unsubscribe

  • GitHub#is_subscribed

• GitHub#create_repo was renamed to GitHub#create_repository

• GitHub#delete_key was removed. To delete a key retrieve it with GitHub#key and then call Key#delete.

• Repository#set_subscription was split into two simpler functions

  • Repository#subscribe subscribes the authenticated user to the repository’s notifications

  • Repository#ignore ignores notifications from the repository for the authenticated user

• Repository#contents was split into two simpler functions

  • Repository#file_contents returns the contents of a file object

  • Repository#directory_contents returns the contents of files in a directory.

• Organization#add_repo and Team#add_repo have been renamed to Organization#add_repository and Team#add_repository respectively.

• Organization#create_repo has been renamed to Organization#create_repository. It no longer accepts has_downloads. It now accepts license_template.

• Organization#remove_repo has been renamed to Organization#remove_repository. It now accepts team_id instead of team.

• github3.ratelimit_remaining was removed

• GitHub instances can no longer be used as context managers

• The pull request API has changed.

  • The links attribute now contains the raw _links attribute from the API.

  • The merge_commit_sha attribute has been removed since it was deprecated in the GitHub API.

  • To present a more consistent universal API, certain attributes have been renamed.

• The Gist API has changed.

  • The forks and files attributes that used to keep count of the number of forks and files have been removed.

  • The comments attribute which provided the number of comments on a gist, has been renamed to comments_count.

  • The is_public method has been removed since it just returned the Gist.public attribute.

• Most instances of login as a parameter have been changed to username for clarity and consistency. This affects the following methods:

  • github3.authorize

  • github3.repositories_by

  • github3.user

  • GitHub

  • GitHub#authorize

  • GitHub#follow

  • GitHub#is_following

  • GitHub#is_starred

  • GitHub#issue

  • GitHub#followers_of

  • GitHub#followed_by

  • GitHub#gists_by

  • GitHub#issues_on

  • GitHub#organizations_with

  • GitHub#starred_by

  • GitHub#subscriptions_for

  • GitHub#user

  • GitHubEnterprise

  • Issue#assign

  • Organization#add_member

  • Organization#is_member

  • Organization#is_public_member

  • Organization#remove_member

  • Repository#add_collaborator

  • Repository#is_assignee

  • Repository#is_collaborator

  • Repository#remove_collaborator

  • Team#add_member

  • Team#is_member

  • User#is_assignee_on

  • User#is_following

• Repository.stargazers is now Repository.stargazers_count (conforming with the attribute name returned by the API).

• The Issue API has changed in order to provide a more consistent attribute API. Issue.comments is now Issue.comments_count and returns the number of comments on an issue.

• The Issue.labels attribute has also been renamed. It is now available from Issue.original_labels. This will provide the user with the list of Label objects that was returned by the API. To retrieve an updated list of labels, the user can now use Issue#labels, e.g.

  i = github3.issue('sigmavirus24', 'github3.py', 30)
  labels = list(i.labels())

• The Organization and User APIs have changed to become more consistent with the rest of the library and GitHub API. The following attribute names have been changed

• The Release.assets attribute has been renamed to Release.original_assets. To retrieve up-to-date assets, use the Release#assets method.

• The Authorization API has changed. The update method has been split into three methods: add_scopes, remove_scopes, replace_scopes. This highlights the fact that Authorization#update used to require more than one request.

• Event#is_public has been removed. Simply check the event’s public attribute instead.

• Repository#delete_file and Repository#update_file have been removed. Simply delete or update a file using the Contents API.

• Content#delete now returns a dictionary that matches the JSON returned by the API. It contains the Contents and the Commit associated with the deletion.

• Content#update now returns a dictionary that matches the JSON returned by the API. It contains the Contents and the Commit associated with the deletion.

• Issue.pull_request has been renamed to Issue.pull_request_urls

New Features

• Most objects now have a session attribute. This is a subclass of a Session object from requests. This can now be used in conjunction with a third-party caching mechanism. The suggested caching library is cachecontrol.

• All object’s url attribute are now available.

• You can now retrieve a repository by its id with GitHub#repository_with_id.

• You can call the pull_request method on an Issue now to retrieve the associated pull request:

  import github3
  
  i = github3.issue('sigmavirus24', 'github3.py', 301)
  pr = i.pull_request()