latest 19 messages by embrosyn
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[2016-08-30T19:10:43Z]
embrosyn
* successful = did everything (except copying release notes, ugh) intended so far
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[2016-08-30T19:10:03Z]
embrosyn
nbro: Well, I'm sorta, kinda, successful with Git, but I don't have enough experience to actually help you with your mission at the moment of writing :P
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[2016-08-30T19:08:05Z]
embrosyn
Zarthus: I tried GitHub's Windows client, doesn't do anything more than git plus GitHub's web interface.
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[2016-08-30T19:06:14Z]
embrosyn
nbro: I would like to help you, but I'm still learning my way with Git...
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[2016-08-30T15:05:33Z]
embrosyn
Okay, bye. Thanks for the help (not sarcasm)!
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[2016-08-30T15:04:50Z]
embrosyn
I've seen that before :) ... that's where I found github3.py (personal example). I give up on the hand-typing stuff. Any GUI application which can do that for me?
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[2016-08-30T14:57:08Z]
embrosyn
Well, okay, it doesn't need to be Python-based ... what is the nicest (or most up-to-date) way to talk with the GitHub API whilst featuring release notes management magic you know of?
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[2016-08-30T14:52:03Z]
embrosyn
Hmm, GitHub API, nice idea! Thanks Zarthus! I initally hoped it can somehow find its place in the .git folder (although it's probably not something git would store there), but a GitHub API thingy (any Python API recommendations?) might do the job too.
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[2016-08-30T14:42:53Z]
embrosyn
Hello everyone! I'm trying to fork a repository, but with a little twist: revert forked code to an earlier commit (tag). It's all fine, I forcibly push older-than-current code, but the release notes are lost. Is there any way to clone release notes too?
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[2016-07-02T13:41:37Z]
embrosyn
Oh, aha, using 0.9.3 and expecting 1.0.0a4 features.
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[2016-07-02T13:40:26Z]
embrosyn
Oh, BTW, I'm using Python 2.7.
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[2016-07-02T13:37:59Z]
embrosyn
I'm new to Python, so mistakes might happen.
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[2016-07-02T13:37:30Z]
embrosyn
Perhaps a bad import?
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[2016-07-02T13:37:20Z]
embrosyn
The point is, it's not quite true: http://github3py.readthedocs.io/en/latest/repos.html#github3.repos.repo.Repository.latest_release
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[2016-07-02T13:37:06Z]
embrosyn
*it says it doesn't have an attribute
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[2016-07-02T13:36:31Z]
embrosyn
*once I retrieve an object
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[2016-07-02T13:36:22Z]
embrosyn
The problem is, when I get an object of type Repository, it has no attribute named latest_release.
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[2016-07-02T13:35:44Z]
embrosyn
I'm trying to write a simple Python application using github3.py wrapper by sigmavirus24.
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[2016-07-02T13:35:06Z]
embrosyn
Hi everyone!