It depends on your definition of “last”. for a given branch (like master), GET /repos/:owner/:repo/commits/master is indeed the last (most recent) commit. But you can also consider the last push event: that would represent the last and most recent commit done (on any branch), pushed by a user to this repo.
You can right click on the browser after opening the stale branches and run this in the browser java script console. To delete all the stale branches. i.e) this script automatically clicks to the next page and proceeds to delete stale branches in the next page. async function deleteStaleBranches(delay=500) { var stale_branches = document.querySelectorAll(‘[aria-label=”Delete branch”]’); … Read more
I use GitHub buttons, which you can find here
Type: CODE is not supported yet. There is no way you can search the code using graphql right now. Your understanding is right. Just that you are missing one piece. The search you are doing is happening against the type: REPOSITORY. if you replace your search with search(query: “beef”, type: REPOSITORY, first: 10) { you … Read more
If you are looking for something robust and easy to maintain, I’d encourage you to develop a solution around GitHub Webhooks. Yes it will require you to deploy a HTTP server, say a Node.js server, and it will require a small amount of development (your requirements are fairly specific), but I think it will pay-off … Read more
Github search has provided such function,it’s Linus Torvalds: most followers
If you’re looking to use with vanilla JavaScript (i.e. no framework), you need to play around with the XMLHttpRequest object. The XMLHttpRequest provides the core for AJAX implementations. Despite the XMLHttp prefix, you’re not limited to XML or HTTP. You can retrieve any data type (such as JSON) and use other protocols such as FTP. … Read more
From testing: GETing /users/someusername/repos doesn’t show private repos (even if it’s the user whose oauth access token you’re using). GETing /user/repos show private repos. This isn’t documented in the GitHub API docs at present, I just found out via testing. Thanks to @ivanzuzak for suggesting to look at the endpoint.