First of all thank you very much for this great API
Describe the bug
Using JS
The path behavior is very weird.
I've set a public repo with a JSON file to give it a try and just READ for now.
If the path = "@github/owner/repo/file.json" it doesn't work
If the path = "file URL" it works
I've turned the repo to private, created a token with all access granted to give it a try and just READ for now.
If the path = "file URL" it doesn't work
If the path = "@github/owner/repo/file.json" it works
Trying to CREATE with gitrows.put(path,data) repo is private.
If the path = "@github/owner/repo/file.json" it doesn't work
If the path = "file URL" it works
To Reproduce
Basic code from readme.
Expected behavior
Jumping between path is not convenient and took me a while before discovering this.
Path should have same behavior for public/private repos and CRUD operations too.
Additional context
I don't know if this is relevant, but the branch I'm using is main and not master.
Thank you again for your time and efforts.
First of all thank you very much for this great API
Describe the bug
Using JS
The path behavior is very weird.
I've set a public repo with a JSON file to give it a try and just READ for now.
If the path = "@github/owner/repo/file.json" it doesn't work
If the path = "file URL" it works
I've turned the repo to private, created a token with all access granted to give it a try and just READ for now.
If the path = "file URL" it doesn't work
If the path = "@github/owner/repo/file.json" it works
Trying to CREATE with
gitrows.put(path,data)repo is private.If the path = "@github/owner/repo/file.json" it doesn't work
If the path = "file URL" it works
To Reproduce
Basic code from readme.
Expected behavior
Jumping between path is not convenient and took me a while before discovering this.
Path should have same behavior for public/private repos and CRUD operations too.
Additional context
I don't know if this is relevant, but the branch I'm using is
mainand notmaster.Thank you again for your time and efforts.