2016-01-21 13:49 GMT+01:00 Skip Lentz <skip.lentz@inria.fr>:

Hi Thierry,

Good question, and yes it is possible.
It��s good that you raise this point, I will add a class side instance creation method for this to the GitHub class.
What is nice is that this lowers the barrier for people to try the bindings out.

I was thing of being able to use it as a Metacello-based code delivery conduit, especially since if I combine that with GitFileTree loading from a zip approach, then it could become an all-in-memory approach (no git installation, no external filetree)

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Do note that you are rate-limited to 60 requests _per hour_ if you don��t authenticate. So it��s not much.

I'll keep that in mind if it takes many requests to get the full history.��

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If you use some functionality which requires authentication (for example requesting the logged in user),
you will get a GHBadCredentialsError with a message ��Requires authentication��. Makes sense to me.

Yes, this would be perfect.

Thanks!

Thierry

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On Jan 21, 2016, at 1:37 PM, Thierry Goubier <thierry.goubier@gmail.com> wrote:

Hi Skip,

this is great; I think you have something important there, and I'm just sad to have far too much to do to contribute... I'd just have a question then: is it possible to use it in anonymous mode? I would like to explore if it could be used as a way to get delivery mode (read-only access) to packages with history/versionning (reusing GitFileTree `build MC metadata from git log` code).

Regards,

Thierry

2016-01-21 11:30 GMT+01:00 Skip Lentz <skip.lentz@inria.fr>:
Hi everyone,

I am announcing a new version for the API bindings to GitHub in Pharo.
For documentation and information on how to load it, see the new project homepage:

https://balletie.github.io/GitHub/��(generated with Pillar. Plug for Damien and Cyril)

For a list of changes in this release, follow this link:��https://github.com/Balletie/GitHub/releases/tag/v0.5

To load absolutely everything, including the tests and the tool, evaluate:

Metacello new
�� baseline: 'GitHub';
�� repository: 'github://Balletie/GitHub:master';
�� load: #(tests tool)

If you have loaded the tool, it can be opened��via the world menu,��under��Tools��.

Feedback welcome :)