Add functions Get-GitHubIssue and Get-GitHubComment #35
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September 22, 2017 17:19
The initial implementation covers all forms of the issues query:
- "/issues"
- "/user/issues"
- "/orgs/{org}/issues"
- "repos/{owner}/{repo}/issues"
... but it does not yet support limiting the results by state, label,
filter, etc.
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LGTM, thank you for the contribution! |
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This PR implements the following functions:
Get-GitHubIssue: Lists issues for the authenticated user, or from a specified repository, or an individual issue.Get-GitHubComment: List comments for a repo, or from an issue, or an individual comment.Both functions support all documented query parameters.
Both functions support pagination in an ad hoc way, but as you mention in #1, this should be implemented as part of the platform.
Likewise both functions construct query parameters in an ad hoc way, but that too should be part of the platform.
@pcgeek86