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I want to use this package to do auto-migration git repo
eg: import repo from github.com to gitlab.com
I need some code like this :
u='https://github.com/nephila/giturlparse'repo=parse(u)
repo.domain='gitlab.com'new_url=repo.format('https')
# Expect new_url is --> https://gitlab.com/nephila/giturlparse.git# but it real not changed --> https://github.com/nephila/giturlparse.git
I find the way to rewrite the repo info
u='https://github.com/nephila/giturlparse'repo=parse(u)
repo._parsed['domain'] ='gitlab.com'new_url=repo.format('https')
# Expect new_url is --> https://gitlab.com/nephila/giturlparse.git# Yes, it work, but not so efficient,# and need user to know there is a `_parsed` field, a little not pythonic
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alingse
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rewrite the parsed_info is not efficient
rewrite the parsed info is not efficient
Oct 25, 2020
@alingse having a comprehensive way to mutate a URL from one provider to another is not really in scope
It's subject to too many pitfalls (just an example: gitlab supports subgroups - URL like /organization/something/repo.git- while github doesn't) to be reliable the best we can do is to add a public method which does nothing but replacing a single value in _parsed attribute, something like
I want to use this package to do auto-migration git repo
eg: import repo from
github.com
togitlab.com
I need some code like this :
I find the way to rewrite the repo info
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: