Save the script that lists all issues assigned to community #17
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| """Fetch all team members for the organization.""" | ||
| team_members = set() | ||
| url = f"{BASE_URL}/orgs/{org}/members" | ||
| while url: |
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I see that we are doing manual pagination here. I was curious to know if it would be helpful to use external libraries to handle this kind of stuff? Searching a bit I see quite a lot of them https://github.com/PyGithub/PyGithub and some third party suggested once by Github. I know this might be an overkill for this but, just wanted to think about this if there's any further scope of development of the script.
| """Fetch all issues for a specific repository.""" | ||
| issues = [] | ||
| url = f"{BASE_URL}/repos/{org}/{repo}/issues?state=open" | ||
| while url: |
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Or we could also extract the fetch functionality something like this?
def fetch_paginated_results(url):
results = []
while url:
response = requests.get(url, headers=HEADERS)
response.raise_for_status()
results.extend(response.json())
url = response.links.get("next", {}).get("url")
return results
This way we could use this in any other future functions as well.
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Thank you @ozer550, yes that's good ideas :) I think at this point I'd prefer the second alternative you suggest - to extract the pagination logic to a utility function. The library may be handy too, even though perhaps we can wait for a bit at first and introduce it only if we need it in more scripts - for now it's just here and it's just me using it from time to time. |
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Done @ozer550, would you re-review please? |
Summary
This is a script I use locally to print all issues assigned to community contributors. Saving here so it's in a shared location.