Fix TypeError in gh_public_events.py when commits are missing #11
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Thank you @ThemeHackers for this, looks good.
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This PR fixes a TypeError: object of type 'NoneType' has no len() that occurs when processing PushEvent payloads where the commits key is missing or None.
Changes:
Added a check in
src/gitxray/include/gh_public_events.py
to handle cases where payload.get('commits') returns None.
Defaults commits to an empty list [] to prevent len() from failing.
Verification:
Verified with a reproduction script simulating a PushEvent with missing commits.
Verified by running gitxray against the repository that caused the crash (ThemeHackers/ssf).