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Provide API wrapper for cherry picking commits #236
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Only 2 nitpicks, but the patch looks good. Could you make the minor changes and I'll merge.
Thank you!
docs/gl_objects/commits.rst
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@@ -43,6 +43,12 @@ Get the diff for a commit: | |||
:start-after: # diff | |||
:end-before: # end diff | |||
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Cherry-pick a commit into another branch |
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Please end the line with a colon (:
) to introduce the example.
gitlab/objects.py
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GitlabCherryPickError: If the cherry pick could not be applied. | ||
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url = '/projects/{0:s}/repository/commits/{1:s}/cherry_pick'.format( | ||
self.project_id, self.id) |
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For the sake of consistency could you use the old %()s
format? Yes, this is nitpicking :)
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I had problems with keeping the line length below the limit of 79 characters. I worked around it now by introducing another local variable with a short name. If you have any other suggestion on how to break this string across two lines, I'd be happy to hear.
Thank you for this patch! |
This is a possible implementation for addressing #235. It allows to cherry pick individual commits through the Gitlab API both from the python code as well as from the command line. The documentation has been updated.