Implement support for getting repo by id#246
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This allows the Github class to retrieve repos by either their full name or id. If the user passes in an id for a repo which doesn't exist or in which they don't have sufficient permissions, an UnknownObjectException will be raised. This addresses issue PyGithub#245.
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Thanks @tylertreat, this looks good; even better with the associated test! I'll merge it and publish a new version soon, next week-end or before. |
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Just published https://pypi.python.org/pypi/PyGithub/1.25.0. |
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This allows the Github class to retrieve repos by either their full name
or id. If the user passes in an id for a repo which doesn't exist or in which
they don't have sufficient permissions, an UnknownObjectException will
be raised. This addresses issue #245.