looks like there is no releases in the site.github.public_repositories
yalov opened this issue · 8 comments
{%- for repository in site.github.public_repositories %}
{%- for release in repository.releases %}
{{release.name}}
{%- endfor %}
{%- endfor %}
output nothing, while the
https://github.com/jekyll/github-metadata/blob/master/docs/site.github.md
mentions the releases item
Do you mind posting the rendered output of <pre>{{ site.github }}</pre> here..?
{{ site.github }} is too large, this is the one of the repository
{%- for repository in site.github.public_repositories %}
{%- if repository.fork == false %}
<pre>{{repository}}</pre>
https://jpst.it/2KbkG - no the "releases" item
{{ site.github }} is too large..
The document you linked to pertains to the top-level object {{ site.github }}.
The releases you're referring to is {{ site.github.releases }}.
Oh, yes, the previous code area in the wiki (site.github.public_repositories) have confused me.
Is it possible to expose releases of not just current repo (where the github pages is), but to the all repos, as in the releases API?
I was trying to replace javascript there https://yalov.github.io/github-repos
because of the limits of the unauthorized API requests
Is it possible to expose releases of not just current repo (where the github pages is), but to the all repos, as in the releases API?
pinging @parkr for assistance.
Is it possible to expose releases of not just current repo (where the github pages is), but to the all repos, as in the releases API?
This would certainly be possible, though it would be expensive since it's a GET call for every single repo. This could put you close to your API limits or close to the GitHub Pages timeout.
We populate public_repositories with Octokit::Client#list_repos(username):
$ curl -H "Accept: application/vnd.github.mercy-preview+json" https://api.github.com/users/yalov/repos?type=public
A list of repositories for your user is returned, with a releases_url field. We could add a field releases to this response which calls the releases_url via repo.rels[:releases].get.data as a Drop so it's only rendered when asked for.
I'm 👍 on adding this feature if anyone has time to code it up!
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