Adding Huborg::Client#each_pull_request_with_repo #10
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As part of the duties of Samvera Tech facilitation, we wanted to report on all pull requests. These pull requests span all of the repositories in our samvera and samvera-labs. I figured I may as well update the Huborg gem to provide some automation. As part of the change, I generalized the #fetch_rel_for logic to now clarify that fetching rels is not limited to organizations.
jrgriffiniii
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Following the documentation, this worked perfectly for me. Thank you @jeremyf ! |
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As part of the duties of Samvera Tech facilitation, we wanted to
report on all pull requests. These pull requests span all of the
repositories in our samvera and samvera-labs.
I figured I may as well update the Huborg gem to provide some
automation.
As part of the change, I generalized the #fetch_rel_for logic to
now clarify that fetching rels is not limited to organizations.