Schnittstellen

A URL pointing to the actor's public avatar.

The username of the actor.

The HTTP path for this actor.

The HTTP URL for this actor.

A list of actors assigned to this object.

A list of Users assigned to this object.

A list of suggested actors to assign to this object.

The action name.

The user who initiated the action.

The IP address of the actor.

A readable representation of the actor's location.

The username of the user who initiated the action.

The HTTP path for the actor.

The HTTP URL for the actor.

The time the action was initiated.

The corresponding operation type for the action.

The user affected by the action.

For actions involving two users, the actor is the initiator and the user is the affected user.

The HTTP path for the user.

The HTTP URL for the user.

Indicates if the object is closed (definition of closed may depend on type).

Identifies the date and time when the object was closed.

Indicates if the object can be closed by the viewer.

Indicates if the object can be reopened by the viewer.

The actor who authored the comment.

Author's association with the subject of the comment.

The body as Markdown.

The body rendered to HTML.

The body rendered to text.

Identifies the date and time when the object was created.

Check if this comment was created via an email reply.

The actor who edited the comment.

The Node ID of the Comment object.

Check if this comment was edited and includes an edit with the creation data.

The moment the editor made the last edit.

Identifies when the comment was published at.

Identifies the date and time when the object was last updated.

A list of edits to this content.

Did the viewer author this comment.

Whether this contribution is associated with a record you do not have access to. For example, your own 'first issue' contribution may have been made on a repository you can no longer access.

When this contribution was made.

The HTTP path for this contribution.

The HTTP URL for this contribution.

The user who made this contribution.

Check if the current viewer can delete this object.

The HTTP path for this enterprise.

The slug of the enterprise.

The HTTP URL for this enterprise.

An abbreviated version of the Git object ID.

The HTTP path for this Git object.

The HTTP URL for this Git object.

The Node ID of the GitObject object.

The Git object ID.

The Repository the Git object belongs to.

Email used to sign this object.

True if the signature is valid and verified by GitHub.

Payload for GPG signing object. Raw ODB object without the signature header.

ASCII-armored signature header from object.

GitHub user corresponding to the email signing this commit.

The state of this signature. VALID if signature is valid and verified by GitHub, otherwise represents reason why signature is considered invalid.

The date the signature was verified, if valid.

True if the signature was made with GitHub's signing key.

A string describing this context.

An octicon to accompany this context.

A list of labels associated with the object.

Indicates if the viewer can edit labels for this object.

Reason that the conversation was locked.

true if the object is locked.

Get the status messages members of this entity have set that are either public or visible only to the organization.

The migration flag to continue on error.

Identifies the date and time when the object was created.

Identifies the primary key from the database.

The reason the migration failed.

The Node ID of the Migration object.

The URL for the migration log (expires 1 day after migration completes).

The migration source.

The target repository name.

The migration source URL, for example https://github.com or https://monalisa.ghe.com.

The migration state.

The number of warnings encountered for this migration. To review the warnings, check the Migration Log.

Returns whether or not a comment has been minimized.

Returns why the comment was minimized. One of abuse, off-topic, outdated, resolved, duplicate and spam. Note that the case and formatting of these values differs from the inputs to the MinimizeComment mutation.

Check if the current viewer can minimize this object.

ID of the object.

The name of the OAuth application.

The HTTP path for the OAuth application.

The HTTP URL for the OAuth application.

The Organization associated with the Audit Entry.

The name of the Organization.

The HTTP path for the organization.

The HTTP URL for the organization.

The Node ID of the PackageOwner object.

A list of packages under the owner.

Determine if this repository owner has any items that can be pinned to their profile.

The public profile email.

The Node ID of the ProfileOwner object.

Showcases a selection of repositories and gists that the profile owner has either curated or that have been selected automatically based on popularity.

The public profile location.

The username used to login.

The public profile name.

A list of repositories and gists this profile owner can pin to their profile.

A list of repositories and gists this profile owner has pinned to their profile.

Returns how many more items this profile owner can pin to their profile.

Can the viewer pin repositories and gists to the profile?.

The public profile website URL.

The Node ID of the ProjectOwner object.

Find project by number.

A list of projects under the owner.

The HTTP path listing owners projects.

The HTTP URL listing owners projects.

Can the current viewer create new projects on this owner.

Identifies the date and time when the object was created.

The field's type.

Identifies the primary key from the database.

The Node ID of the ProjectV2FieldCommon object.

The project field's name.

The project that contains this field.

Identifies the date and time when the object was last updated.

Identifies the date and time when the object was created.

The actor who created the item.

Identifies the primary key from the database.

The project field that contains this value.

The Node ID of the ProjectV2ItemFieldValueCommon object.

The project item that contains this value.

Identifies the date and time when the object was last updated.

The Node ID of the ProjectV2Owner object.

Find a project by number.

A list of projects under the owner.

Recent projects that this user has modified in the context of the owner.

Identifies the primary key from the database.

The Node ID of the Reactable object.

A list of reactions grouped by content left on the subject.

A list of Reactions left on the Issue.

Can user react to this subject.

The repository associated with the action.

The name of the repository.

The HTTP path for the repository.

The HTTP URL for the repository.

Discussions this user has started.

Discussion comments this user has authored.

Identifies the date and time when the repository was archived.

Identifies the date and time when the object was created.

The description of the repository.

The description of the repository rendered to HTML.

Returns how many forks there are of this repository in the whole network.

Indicates if the repository has anonymous Git read access feature enabled.

Indicates if the repository has the Discussions feature enabled.

Indicates if the repository has issues feature enabled.

Indicates if the repository has the Projects feature enabled.

Indicates if the repository has wiki feature enabled.

The repository's URL.

Indicates if the repository is unmaintained.

Identifies if the repository is a fork.

Indicates if a repository is either owned by an organization, or is a private fork of an organization repository.

Indicates if the repository has been locked or not.

Identifies if the repository is a mirror.

Identifies if the repository is private or internal.

Identifies if the repository is a template that can be used to generate new repositories.

The license associated with the repository.

The reason the repository has been locked.

The repository's original mirror URL.

The name of the repository.

The repository's name with owner.

The image used to represent this repository in Open Graph data.

The User owner of the repository.

Identifies the date and time when the repository was last pushed to.

The HTTP path for this repository.

A description of the repository, rendered to HTML without any links in it.

Identifies the date and time when the object was last updated.

The HTTP URL for this repository.

Whether this repository has a custom image to use with Open Graph as opposed to being represented by the owner's avatar.

Indicates the repository's visibility level.

The repository associated with this node.

A URL pointing to the owner's public avatar.

The Node ID of the RepositoryOwner object.

The username used to login.

A list of repositories that the user owns.

Find Repository.

The HTTP URL for the owner.

The HTTP URL for the owner.

Whether this is required to pass before merging for a specific pull request.

The Node ID of the Starrable object.

Returns a count of how many stargazers there are on this object.

A list of users who have starred this starrable.

Returns a boolean indicating whether the viewing user has starred this starrable.

The Node ID of the Subscribable object.

Check if the viewer is able to change their subscription status for the repository.

Identifies if the viewer is watching, not watching, or ignoring the subscribable entity.

The Node ID of the SubscribableThread object.

Identifies the viewer's thread subscription form action.

Identifies the viewer's thread subscription status.

The team associated with the action.

The name of the team.

The HTTP path for this team.

The HTTP URL for this team.

The name of the topic added to the repository.

The name of the topic added to the repository.

The HTML path to this resource.

The URL to this resource.

Check if the current viewer can update this object.

Reasons why the current viewer can not update this comment.

Number of upvotes that this subject has received.

Whether or not the current user can add or remove an upvote on this subject.

Whether or not the current user has already upvoted this subject.