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Try executing go mod init

Then execute go mod tidy

How can I achieve this using script or postman ? what am I missing here ?

You could copy the content of the Get Build Definition API.

Here is my example:

URL:

As it turns out, badge update/rendering is a slow process. After adding the badge to my README.md, I just started off with work in another branch. After about 10 minutes (at least in my case), the badge appeared but the pipeline status was shown as 'unknown'. It updated again after about 10 minutes and with the correct pipeline status ('passing' in my case).

So, once you are done, just continue with your other stuff and it will update on its own, in sometime. Hope this helps someone!

The route is using admin middleware, which probably means that only admins would be able to access it

This line causes an error to your migration.

Change Issue.find((err, issues) => { to

As @givehug stated:

Better use _.filter, or native filter method like

If you want to do create or update use Update with upsert

Before using octokit.checks.create(), you need to generate an "installation token" which you can do by passing your JWT to this endpoint: https://api.github.com/app/installations/:installation_id/access_tokens

octokit/rest.js has a function which you can use to do that: http://octokit.github.io/rest.js/#api-Apps-createInstallationToken

Learn more about authenticating with GitHub Apps

You may also be interested in Probot, which is a JavaScript framework that simplifies GitHub App authentication a lot, and should be especially useful for interacting with the Checks API!

Hope this helps :)