John Mc Avinue
John Mc Avinue
Yes can do. It's pretty simple. ``` public static async Task GetComments(string projectName, string repoName) { var gitClient = await GetClient(); var items = await gitClient.Repository.Comment.GetAllForRepository(projectName, repoName); return items; }...
Hi @nickfloyd it's a private repo and the token is generated using the Github App we have created. You could be correct about the permissions - I tried enabling a...
Sure. The value of the header with name "X-GitHub-Request-Id" is "FD5C:721F:7A8F44C:7D1C6B2:62D6A2F4"
Yes that's correct, we aren't using PRs in this case. I'd share a screenshot of commits and their messages but it contains stuff that could identify my employer etc.
The most recent was 8 days ago. Commit SHA is 53b08e9fe0d7bbe5a5b637fdccedf9c39dfd5841
Happening for me too. Definitely needs to be fixed
The docs on the website do not cover the alias part and as such, do not work. Without setting the alias up on the machine, you need to do the...
Getting the same
This really needs to be fixed - a restart should clear any cache being used!
> Use the "SecretVersion" in your configuration reference. > `@Microsoft.KeyVault(VaultName=myvault;SecretName=mysecret;SecretVersion=ec96f02080254f109c51a1f14cdb1931)` > [Use Key Vault reference](https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/app-service/app-service-key-vault-references#reference-syntax) That would mean updating configuration when keyvault value has a new version added, which is...