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I've installed using pip install pygit2==1.12.1. The environment is a python:3.10 docker container.
I'm receiving:
Traceback (most recent call last):
...
File "...", line 197, in pull_repo
remote.save()
File "/app/env/lib/python3.10/site-packages/pygit2/remote.py", line 117, in save
err = C.git_remote_save(self._remote)
AttributeError: cffi library 'pygit2._libgit2' has no function, constant or global variable named 'git_remote_save'. Did you mean: 'git_remote_name'?
The relevant code associated with this error is as follows:
I attempted to use the Remote.save method because the call to Remote.fetch didn't appear to do anything to the repository, which is known to have changed.
Note, I could be using this all wrong, but I would still think an AttributeError shouldn't be raised. Also, there isn't a good example or clear way to do the equivalent of a git pull, which is why I'm fiddling with fetching the remote in order to advance the index.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Good catch, the method was added in 2014 but libgit2 removed git_remote_save in 2015 (v0.23). There was not a unit test for it so it went unnoticed. This is what the changelog of libgit2 says:
git_remote_save() and git_remote_clear_refspecs() have been
removed. Remote's configuration is changed via the configuration
directly or through a convenience function which performs changes to
the configuration directly.
I've installed using
pip install pygit2==1.12.1
. The environment is apython:3.10
docker container.I'm receiving:
The relevant code associated with this error is as follows:
I attempted to use the
Remote.save
method because the call toRemote.fetch
didn't appear to do anything to the repository, which is known to have changed.Note, I could be using this all wrong, but I would still think an
AttributeError
shouldn't be raised. Also, there isn't a good example or clear way to do the equivalent of agit pull
, which is why I'm fiddling with fetching the remote in order to advance the index.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: