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v1.1.0

08 Dec 06:47
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Version v1.0.1

13 Nov 23:39
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13 Nov 23:32
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11 Dec 03:07
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  • Replaces an on-save cache file with requests-cache, which saves cache for 24h

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12 Jan 22:01
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One more feature before I call this 1.0.0

One Point Zero - Alpha Release

15 Apr 07:16
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This is a major refactor. See #96

If you see any major issues with this release, please raise an issue.

Pagination and wiki fixes

26 Jul 09:53
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@boneskull has swooped in and fix two things in LABHR:

  • wiki contributors now consolidate properly when they are also github contributors
  • pagination now uses the 100 per_page value, the maximum allowed by the GitHub API

Thanks @boneskull! 🎉

Modules, Duplicates, and BugFixes

04 May 09:27
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Python 3 only now -- we have hard blockers to prevent installation or running in a python 2 environment

Wiki duplicates where the author name matches the displayname of a main repo contribution are now removed from the end output

Bugfix - wiki contributions in a container

01 May 22:44
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We can't assume we have access to git, especially in a container

So, I've added some Dockerfile changes, and a check on wiki.py to failsafe if git isn't available

Thanks to @rogeriopradoj for reporting this bug in #81

Custom Contributors and a relabelling

01 May 10:37
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You can now declare custom contributors; define them with either a github handle, twitter handle, or email address, in a specifically formatted CONTRIBUTORS file, and they'll appear via octohatrack

Also, the sections of the report have been relabelled.

Any user returned from the GitHub API defined 'contributors' is "GitHub Contributors"

Everyone who's contributed to the repo, including code, comments, replies; are now listed under 'All Contributors'

All configs for showing wiki results et al are now default flags; these flags have been deprecated from the CLI. All contributor calls should fail-safe and not take the CLI down with it should they fail (e.g. failures getting wiki contributors, etc)

Thanks to @mjec for the pointer with the suppressing deprecated flags, and @ossanna16 for the help with correcting the section labelling in #79