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Anyway for GitHub api v3 to determine and give names of CODEOWNERS
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https://help.github.com/en/articles/about-code-owners
From the above documentation I’m trying to determine code and file owners of a particular file. I haven’t been able to find anything that gives this information within the GitHub documentation.
The closest I found was this, GitHub API v3: Determine if user is an Owner of an Organization
But that seems to be answering a slightly different question.
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https://help.github.com/en/articles/about-code-owners
From the above documentation I’m trying to determine code and file owners of a particular file. I haven’t been able to find anything that gives this information within the GitHub documentation.
The closest I found was this, GitHub API v3: Determine if user is an Owner of an Organization
But that seems to be answering a slightly different question.
github-api pygithub
asked Mar 14 at 1:21
sf8193sf8193
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https://help.github.com/en/articles/about-code-owners
From the above documentation I’m trying to determine code and file owners of a particular file. I haven’t been able to find anything that gives this information within the GitHub documentation.
The closest I found was this, GitHub API v3: Determine if user is an Owner of an Organization
But that seems to be answering a slightly different question.
github-api pygithub
asked Mar 14 at 1:21
sf8193sf8193
109111
https://help.github.com/en/articles/about-code-owners
From the above documentation I’m trying to determine code and file owners of a particular file. I haven’t been able to find anything that gives this information within the GitHub documentation.
The closest I found was this, GitHub API v3: Determine if user is an Owner of an Organization
But that seems to be answering a slightly different question.
github-api pygithub
github-api pygithub
asked Mar 14 at 1:21
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109111
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109111
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I've built an npm library called codeowners-api which does this . So its not python but in JS.
If you want to use REST you would need to fetch the codeowners file from the Repo in question using Github's get-file API.
After that you take the file and you iterate over the codeowners file until you find the match. You can look at my library's code as reference.
I've also created a chrome extension which gives the reviewer a filter button to see only their relevant files.
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/codeowners/mklphhfajjbikchaodnibnjmeibbonhb
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For those whoever get stuck in this situation and can't use that library^, I managed to find a work around where I use .search_issues() and then query repo:x+review:approved+is:open+is:pr, the review does not switch to approved until a Codeowner has approved the PR.
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I've built an npm library called codeowners-api which does this . So its not python but in JS.
If you want to use REST you would need to fetch the codeowners file from the Repo in question using Github's get-file API.
After that you take the file and you iterate over the codeowners file until you find the match. You can look at my library's code as reference.
I've also created a chrome extension which gives the reviewer a filter button to see only their relevant files.
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/codeowners/mklphhfajjbikchaodnibnjmeibbonhb
answered Mar 24 at 18:06
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I've built an npm library called codeowners-api which does this . So its not python but in JS.
If you want to use REST you would need to fetch the codeowners file from the Repo in question using Github's get-file API.
After that you take the file and you iterate over the codeowners file until you find the match. You can look at my library's code as reference.
I've also created a chrome extension which gives the reviewer a filter button to see only their relevant files.
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/codeowners/mklphhfajjbikchaodnibnjmeibbonhb
answered Mar 24 at 18:06
orepororepor
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I've built an npm library called codeowners-api which does this . So its not python but in JS.
If you want to use REST you would need to fetch the codeowners file from the Repo in question using Github's get-file API.
After that you take the file and you iterate over the codeowners file until you find the match. You can look at my library's code as reference.
I've also created a chrome extension which gives the reviewer a filter button to see only their relevant files.
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/codeowners/mklphhfajjbikchaodnibnjmeibbonhb
answered Mar 24 at 18:06
orepororepor
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I've built an npm library called codeowners-api which does this . So its not python but in JS.
If you want to use REST you would need to fetch the codeowners file from the Repo in question using Github's get-file API.
After that you take the file and you iterate over the codeowners file until you find the match. You can look at my library's code as reference.
I've also created a chrome extension which gives the reviewer a filter button to see only their relevant files.
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/codeowners/mklphhfajjbikchaodnibnjmeibbonhb
answered Mar 24 at 18:06
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For those whoever get stuck in this situation and can't use that library^, I managed to find a work around where I use .search_issues() and then query repo:x+review:approved+is:open+is:pr, the review does not switch to approved until a Codeowner has approved the PR.
answered Apr 2 at 16:39
sf8193sf8193
109111
add a comment |
For those whoever get stuck in this situation and can't use that library^, I managed to find a work around where I use .search_issues() and then query repo:x+review:approved+is:open+is:pr, the review does not switch to approved until a Codeowner has approved the PR.
answered Apr 2 at 16:39
sf8193sf8193
109111
add a comment |
For those whoever get stuck in this situation and can't use that library^, I managed to find a work around where I use .search_issues() and then query repo:x+review:approved+is:open+is:pr, the review does not switch to approved until a Codeowner has approved the PR.
answered Apr 2 at 16:39
sf8193sf8193
109111
For those whoever get stuck in this situation and can't use that library^, I managed to find a work around where I use .search_issues() and then query repo:x+review:approved+is:open+is:pr, the review does not switch to approved until a Codeowner has approved the PR.
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