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I've been using Java to make my own discord bot for a while, and all of a sudden I can't run the code anymore.

The code compiles without any problem, but when I try to run it I get this error:

I created multiple packages according to the PEP420 implicit namespace packaging method. Two of those distribution packages are dende-github-api and dende-gitlab-api. Each of those distributions contains one module which I want to be accessible unter the dende.api namespace. A minimal working example can be found here: https://github.com/dende/example-monorepositry

This is the folder structure of the Repository containing both distributions:

Salutations - I'm trying to use the Github API to update a file which I'm generating in Google Apps Script. I'm displaying the file (an image) on a Github page. Unfortunately my knowledge of the Github API and of HTTP requests are poor.

How would I configure UrlFetchApp to commit a file to my Github repo? I think a similar idea is expressed in this question but I don't know how to translate it accurately to Apps Script and I'm finding it hard to debug against the API. Very grateful for help!

I am running my jenkins in Kubernetes to create dynamic slave pod based on requirement.

And each file is uses some credentials from jenkins.

Now the problem is when I run some command in sh script:"" then that credentials are visible on log view option on UI.

as below screenshot.

My Jenkinsfile is looks like below

I am new to Gatsby and just tried a GH Actions workflow for my site today. I see this error at the build stage:

error "gatsby-source-github-api" threw an error while running the sourceNodes lifecycle: token is undefined

I am using this to pull all repos on my Github into the site.

What I have tried so far:

• Checked the Github personal access token
• the build is working locally

Versions:

"gatsby-source-github-api": "^0.2.1" "gatsby": "^2.26.1"

This is my node.js.yml GH Actions workflow file:

We are building a deployment pipeline with integration with Github. We use a commit sha to figure out the code to deploy.

But before deploying, we want to make sure that commit sha indeed exists in a published release. To do that, I need to know all the commits (not just the commits between previous release and current release, but all commits) for that release.

With my research, I only found answers for discovering commits between two releases.

Is there a way to get all commits for a release? So far the only way I can think of is use the above answer and do a recursive search to traverse all releases.

Another way to ask this question is, is there a way to get all commits before a specific commit in current branch?

On the command line I generated a new key pair using the github-api-signature package's generateKeyPair function, providing a name and email of my GitHub account and a random passphrase.

I took the public part of the generated key pair and put it in my GitHub account on the keys page.

I took the private key and provided it to the snippet of code below.

The request to create the commit returns successfully as does the programmatic creation of the PR, but when I visit the commits page of the PR there is a box saying 'Unverified' with the message "The signature in this commit could not be verified. Someone may be trying to trick you."

I compared the GPG key ID it provides me on this page with those listed in my GitHub keys page and it matches, so why does it show my commit as unverified?

Example code:

(originally asked "How can I use SSH pub/priv keys to authenticate via Invoke-WebRequest?")

I wanted to automate some housekeeping of my github repos, and (at least for learning) I thought I'd do it with Powershell. Is there a way to provide SSH private/public key pair to the Get-Credential (so I could use this), or straight to the Invoke-WebRequest cmdlet, to automate stuff authenticating to the Github API?

Or am I going the hard way and there is an easier way to do this (staying on the course of using the SSH keys)?

-- edit

Ok, as Martin pointed out in the comments:

Invoke-WebRequest is for HTTP. SSH keys are not used with HTTP.

I was truly and honestly ignorant to that "detail" and thought it could be done.

After being pointed that, I've found this similar question, and with some more digging, I've found out that what I really need are developer tokens.

I'm also changing the tags, removing ssh-keys and adding github and github-api to reflect these new findings.

Quarkus native and org.kohsuke:github-api - unresolved method during parsing - @WithBridgeMethods annotated method

This is followup to Quarkus native and org.kohsuke:github-api - Failed to deserialize exception question, I'm using https://github.com/quarkusio/quarkus/pull/9182 patch to overcome register for reflection challenge with GHRepository.GHRepoPermission.class which is private inner class.

I had to add GHLicense.class to @RegisterForReflection and now my sample app fails during native compilation saying: Discovered unresolved method