Nejc Habjan

Thanks for the report @Nivalam. Would be great if someone who uses GitLab Ultimate could contribute this so adding `help wanted` here :bow:

> Using `tags = commit.refs("tag", get_all=True)` works fine. > > The documentation is misleading as well due to the fact, that only the first 20 matches are returned. @cweber-dbs this...

Thanks for the report and the PR @cristianocasella! Note that the list filter attribute is only used for the CLI. You can pass arbitrary arguments to the list methods when...

@trivialkettle I think GitLab no longer supports basic authentication for normal API usage, only specific endpoints like some types of packages. Are you able to use basic authentication with curl...

@trivialkettle is this then consistent with the behavior you see in python-gitlab? i.e. if you skip `gl.auth()` which calls the user endpoint, do you get an empty response as well?

Thanks @trivialkettle in that case I think there's not much we can do here, maybe we can document the upstream limitation, but I see they have a lot of other...

Hmm, technically we could do this but IMO it deviates from the `requests` behavior in https://requests.readthedocs.io/en/latest/user/authentication/#netrc-authentication (as well as others supporting netrc such as `httpx` & co.), and I feel...

> > @nejch Yes this is consistent. > > ``` > > >>> client = gitlab.Gitlab(url="gitlab.company.com") > > >>> client.projects.list() > > [] > > ``` > > To be...

With #2792 we can now skip the initial `/user` call for `auth()`, so if people want to use the CLI with `.netrc` for those endpoints that potentially support it, this...

@Sjord very true, I would at least want to add support for `lazy=True` for GetWithoutIDMixin first so that this wouldn't require 2 API calls. The reason I did it this...