Can now specify assignee as a string #218
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When calling pygithub for calls associated with assignees you can now simply pass a string instead of a NamedUser object. This applies to the following methods: - issue.edit() - repo.create_issue() - repo.get_issues() - repo.has_in_assignees() - repo.has_in_collaborators() - repo.remove_from_collaborators() - repo.add_to_collaborators()
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Great job, with tests and doc and all! Thanks! I will integrate that next week-end or before. |
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Can now specify assignee as a string
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Thank you very much for your contribution, it is in PyGithub 1.23.0! |
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Awesome! |
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Issue #214
When calling pygithub for calls associated with assignees you can now simply pass a string instead of a NamedUser object. This applies to the following methods: