GetAllTopics on RepositoryClient is not available in v0.50

[JustinGol]

@SeanKilleen, not sure Im missing something but I cant find the new method GetAllTopics on the RepositoryClient. Im using v0.50, double checked and decomplied. I saw in the release the commit for this is included. I can see it in the integration tests too so not sure whats happening. TIA

Originally posted by @JustinGol in #1707 (comment)

[SeanKilleen]

@JustinGol do you have a code sample that isn't working? Are you using another part of the library with success or is this a new effort? Asking so I can keep that in mind as I look into this. (Not back at a computer yet to check).

[SeanKilleen]

Well @JustinGol I have good news and bad news. 😆

The good news is, you're not wrong -- it is indeed in the integration tests and was merged in.

The bad news is, you're not seeing it in the wild because it's not yet been released.

• [Approved] Add repository topics #2246 was merged on Feb 25th.
• However, the last release, v0.50, was pushed out on Feb 21.

I assumed it would be available by now but there hasn't been an additional release yet. I look forward to seeing it out there as well.

You can subscribe to releases by:

• Selecting "custom" under Watch:

• And checking the box for releases:

CC @shiftkey @ryangribble in case they'd like to take a whack at a release to get it out there. (if I can help, let me know.)

[SeanKilleen]

@JustinGol see my comment above and, if you agree, go ahead and close this issue. Thanks!

[JustinGol]

When I checked the release commits it was there, so not sure how that ended up like that.

[JustinGol]

Well @JustinGol I have good news and bad news. 😆

The good news is, you're not wrong -- it is indeed in the integration tests and was merged in.

The bad news is, you're not seeing it in the wild because it's not yet been released.

• [Approved] Add repository topics #2246 was merged on Feb 25th.
• However, the last release, v0.50, was pushed out on Feb 21.

I assumed it would be available by now but there hasn't been an additional release yet. I look forward to seeing it out there as well.

You can subscribe to releases by:

• Selecting "custom" under Watch:

• And checking the box for releases:

CC @shiftkey @ryangribble in case they'd like to take a whack at a release to get it out there. (if I can help, let me know.)

@SeanKilleen Thanks for looking into this and for the detailed and quick reply.

[SeanKilleen]

@JustinGol in the view you showed in the screenshot, you were showing all the commits since v0.50.0, because it was comparing against master. I think that's where the confusion came in.

But I'm glad someone else is looking to use the contribution! :)

[JustinGol]

@JustinGol in the view you showed in the screenshot, you were showing all the commits since v0.50.0, because it was comparing against master. I think that's where the confusion came in.

But I'm glad someone else is looking to use the contribution! :)

It would help if I actually read what came after the 8 commits, sorry for wasting your time. I searched the repo as well as I thought v0.50 had the latest master changes too. @SeanKilleen, appreciate your help with this, very keen to use this feature. I have almost 100 repo's I want to use this for and we want to leverage it for a tool in Slack we built for creating a new repo.

[Brend-Smits]

I actually stumbled on this issue because I thought this was already released. Is there any release planned?

[SeanKilleen]

I think @shiftkey may have been busy building the future of GitHub for a minute :) and ditto @ryangribble with OctopusDeploy.

Brendan / Ryan, these changes were merged Feb 25th, so just barely missed the Feb 21st release.

Is there a next planned release? Is there any way I could support that endeavor? I'm happy to onboard into that process if you would find it useful.