Expose the commit dates #300
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| @@ -42,11 +42,19 @@ public GitUser getAuthor() { | |||
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| public Date getAuthoredDate() { | |||
| return GitHub.parseDate(author.date); | |||
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Why authored? It's AuthorDate
| @WithBridgeMethods(value = GHAuthor.class, castRequired = true) | ||
| public GitUser getCommitter() { | ||
| return committer; | ||
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| public Date getCommitDate() { | ||
| return GitHub.parseDate(author.date); |
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So what is the difference of this two methods? Copy-paste instead commit.date?
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@kohsuke did you review it or blindly merged and released? |
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Good catch! I did look at the change but I missed it. I'll fix this and push out a new release. |
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I'll leave the |
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Good catch on the copy and paste. So I went with "commitDate" rather than "committerDate" and "authoredDate" vs "authorDate" as these are the dates of the respective actions. In a sense GitHub conflates the action with the person, and it just sounded wrong to my ear to say "getCommitterDate"... what's the committer date... does that method arrange for flowers a movie and a meal with the committer... ok, perhaps the committer deserves that as a reward for their work... that is more the date of the commit... closest analogy for author I could find was authored |
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Question not in english, it not a novel. When you know API you can use library easily, otherwise you should scroll code/methods to get idea what they return. Also why you can't call getter().field yourself and need this proxy method? |
I need this for SCM API stuff