github_api_project_issue_refresh | R Documentation |
Uses the adopted file name convention by github_api_iterate_pages
to identify
the latest downloaded Github created_at date among directory "issue_search".
It returns the first page of the github query for issues created after this date by calling
github_api_project_issue_search
github_api_project_issue_refresh(
owner,
repo,
token,
save_path_issue_refresh,
issue_or_pr,
verbose
)
owner |
GitHub's repository owner (e.g. sailuh) |
repo |
GitHub's repository name (e.g. kaiaulu) |
token |
Your GitHub API token |
save_path_issue_refresh |
The folder path that the refresh downloader downloads to |
issue_or_pr |
This specifies whether issues or pull requests are being searched for. Acceptable inputs are "is:issue" or "is:pull-request". |
verbose |
A boolean value that prints operational messages when set to TRUE. These may include announcing successful execution of code, API queries, files saved, etc. |
If the issue directory is empty, then the created query will not be appended to the api call and the first page of a query retrieving all issues will be returned. This function can therefore be used in the specified folder to continuously refresh available issues data.
For details, see https://docs.github.com/en/rest/reference/issues#list-repository-issues.
For details on timestampes, se https://docs.github.com/en/search-github/searching-on-github/searching-issues-and-pull-requests#search-by-when-an-issue-or-pull-request-was-created-or-last-updated
link{github_api_project_issue}
to download all issue data
link{format_created_at_from_file}
for function that iterates through
a .json file and returns the greatest 'created_at' value
link{github_api_iterate_pages}
to write data returned by this function to file as .json
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