latest 20 messages by twidi

+ [2019-09-15T16:36:18Z] twidi cYnIxX3: use the `per_page` parameter and also the `page` one, for example ?per_page=100 (100 is the max for github apis, and in your specific case you don't need the `page` because 32 results fit in one page)
+ [2017-06-11T21:12:41Z] twidi (and when I said "I used", I mean all my team, on the same repo)
+ [2017-06-11T21:11:53Z] twidi and it can be set once for all in the .git/config file
+ [2017-06-11T21:11:43Z] twidi by the way i used the recent git flow, ie git flow avh, and it accept an argument to finish, something like `--keepremote`
+ [2017-06-11T21:11:01Z] twidi christoph: I used a protected develop and git flow exactly as I described in my last job, for two years, so I guess it can work
+ [2017-06-11T20:47:40Z] twidi you can use `git flow feature finish` if develop is protected, but it must be done only once the review is done, of course, and just after a fresh rebase on develop. Also the finish should not delte the remote branch, if I remember correctly
+ [2017-03-21T21:16:41Z] twidi btw I don't see why the first img/link works and not the others :-/
+ [2017-03-21T21:14:06Z] twidi Maybe your syntax was not correct
+ [2017-03-21T21:12:46Z] twidi Vinnie_win: maybe related to this https://github.com/blog/2333-a-formal-spec-for-github-flavored-markdown
+ [2017-03-05T17:39:34Z] twidi ericnoan: I tried with just `/commits` on a repo and it worked so I guess it uses the branch defined as the default one
+ [2017-03-05T12:10:39Z] twidi hey if you add `?per_page=1` you only have one call to do because you can simply extract the page number from the `rel=last` !! and it will be faster (less data to transfert).
+ [2017-03-05T12:09:13Z] twidi (30 is the default per api calls)
+ [2017-03-05T12:07:28Z] twidi you can do the same to count the pull requests! via /pulls
+ [2017-03-05T12:06:43Z] twidi indeed you're right about pull requests! For the commits, the better idea I have uses at max two api calls: first go to the /commits endpoint, read the Link header. If it exists and there is a `rel="last"` entry, you have the number of page, simply do 30 * this number - 1 , then go to link for this last page , get the data, and add the number of commits on this call. If there is no last page, you have only one page so simply count the commits on the first
+ [2017-03-05T12:06:43Z] twidi page
+ [2017-03-05T11:24:42Z] twidi ericnoan: on the main api entry point for a repository ( https://api.github.com/repos/user/repository ) you have the key `open_issues_count`
+ [2017-02-16T15:52:09Z] twidi ratelimit is 60/hour if not using authentication. It's super eay to create a token and use it to have 5000/hour
+ [2016-12-29T14:18:13Z] twidi cannot say the same about using your app... not an ios user ;) but still, seems great (also supporting gitlab is a great thing)
+ [2016-12-29T14:14:31Z] twidi back to work (yes, holidays are the perfect moment to work on personal projects :D )
+ [2016-12-29T14:14:06Z] twidi just a hint: It's very rare for me now to go on the github website, and we use github at work, and for my oss projects, etc (and of course I don't read any of the numerous notification emails)