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PyGitHub is a Python library implementing the GitHub REST API v3, to manage GitHub resources (repositories, user profiles, organizations, etc.) from Python scripts.

PyGitHub is a Python library implementing the GitHub API v3, to manage GitHub resources (repositories, user profiles, organizations, etc.) from Python scripts.

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How to check if public git repository is updated?

I would like to know how can one check that public git repository is updated or not (if their are new commits) using python. Help in this regard would be appreciated.
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Update a file in GitHub using a local file

I am trying to write a script to update the contents of a file in a GitHub repo. I have a File.txt that has the required data. Here's the code I've written from github import Github g = Github(ACCESS_TOKEN) repo = g.get_repo(REPO_NAME) contents =…
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Download Repository to local folder and overwrite existing files by using Python

I have the problem that I want to update/overwrite my local folder with a Repository, but I cant find information about how I can do that with Python. When I am cloning it I have to have a empty folder which is not the case for me. Thank in…
Lars Kager
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PyGithub - Can't set attribute error while trying to change default branch

I've written this code to change the default branch from "master" to "release". from github import Github g = Github("github token", verify=False, base_url="url to repo") repo = g.get_repo("repo name") repo.default_branch = 'release' I am getting…
Salmaan Ali
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How to sign a commit in PyGithub?

I am currently using this method (PyGithub's update_file) to commit and push changes to a external repo. The commits are not getting signed. Is there any way to get the commit signed/verified like in the attached image? Code overview: g =…
Aditya Prasad S
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PyGithub and Python 3.6

I have the following script that grabs a repository from Github using PYGitHub import logging import getpass import os from github import Github, Repository as Repository, UnknownObjectException GITHUB_URL =…
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What is causing 404s when merging a branch using PyGithub?

I’m trying to (fast-forward) merge a branch using PyGithub in a test-bed repository, however it always returns a 404: #!/usr/bin/env python import os from github import Github from github.GithubException import GithubException github =…
Erik Ogan
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How to append to a file using PyGithub?

I want to append to an already existing .txt file using PyGithub in Python. I have tried this code: git = Github(TOKEN) repo = git.get_repo("Repository") file = repo.get_contents("Textfile.txt", ref="Ref") repo.update_file(file.path, "test", "Text…
Varun Singh
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In PyGitHub, how do you set set_labels?

I am building a GitHub action that, gets existing issue labels adds correct priority labels sets all labels The relevant part is, def required_labels(current_labels, required_priority): if current_labels is None: return…
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How can I check if a given file is present in a Github repository using PyGithub?

file path = repo_name/abc/xyz.yml repo (is the git repo object) I want to be able to check if the repo consists of the file by returning a Boolean. something like: def fileInRepo(repo, filePath): if filePath in repo.files: return true …
Srihitha Yadlapalli
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Get values StatsCommitActivity from pygithub

I want get stats "additions" and "deletions" GitHub rep. I try: #!pip install PyGithub from github import Github g = Github("token") repo = g.get_repo("bitcoin/bitcoin") active =…
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How do I check for a specific string in a specific file through all the commits of each release branch?

Currently, our department has a working python script that utilizes the pyGithub library and API to check/match for a specific string in a specific file. It checks all release branches that were created and states if there is a match. The issue is…
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Read and upload to GitHub non UTF-8 file Python

I have code thats upload SQlite3 file to GitHub(module PyGithub). import github with open('server.db', 'r') as file: content = file.read() g = github.Github('token') repo = g.get_user().get_repo("my-repo") file =…
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How to add a user to the github organization repository using pygithub?

I needed to add the user to the github organization repository but couldn't find anything.
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Creating a repository and commiting multiple files with PyGithub

I want to create a new empty repository and add two files to it. However, I am stuck at adding two files with a single commit. This is my current…
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