Reputation: 170470
I am trying to identify all merged pull-requests that happened since last release was made. A release always has a tag, so the logic is to find any pull-requests that happened after that tag was created.
Apparently the pull-request API does not allow to filter by tags, not even the commits ones.
I guess that if I find a way to query all commits that happened after a particular tag, I may detect which pull-requests produced them (i do not care about direct pushes).
Details:
head=mytag
does not have the desired effect of making it stop in timeI want this in order to be able to produce some draft release nodes, and all the data I need is the list of PRs that were merged.
Upvotes: 1
Views: 1145
Reputation: 170470
I ended up using gitpython to perform a local query that returned me the commits. Example at https://github.com/pycontribs/tender/blob/master/tender/__main__.py#L133-L145 but the main code looks like
rev = f"{tag}..HEAD"
for commit in self.git.iter_commits(rev=rev):
result[commit.hexsha] = commit
Upvotes: 0