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@kubaPod this kind of thing works: ```mathematica GitHub[ {"repos", "b3m2a1", "test", "releases"}, "Post", "Body" -> ExportString[{"tag_name" -> "v0.0.1", "name" -> "test"}, "JSON"], "Headers" -> {"Authorization" -> Automatic} |>, "ResultObject" ]...

This is just bad API design on my part... in the newest version which I'll push today I've expanded the API so you can have much more fine-grained control over...

@kubaPod What does the second dialog look like? Is it one of mine or is it the system level one? I'm trying to figure out where in my dialog setups...

I'm sure I could fix this but here's a better solution: https://github.com/WolframResearch/WolframClientForPython

@balabi0github I put in a patch for that. Try it and let me know how it goes.

@balabi0github I think I've fixed up that usage duplication bug. The code template one I don't know how to fix as that's a part of the FE that I haven't...

Thanks for the detailed report. I'll try to get to it when I can. Meantime try this: https://github.com/WolframResearch/WolframClientForPython

Should be `"Message"->...` it looks like: ```mathematica Git["Commit", "Options"] {"Message" -> "Commited via Mathematica", "All" -> Automatic, "Patch" -> Automatic, "ReuseMessage" -> Automatic, "ReeditMessage" -> Automatic, "FixUp" -> Automatic, "Squash"...

Good question...I think you need to turn off the `"Message"` option since it has a default value which takes precedence over the string arguments. This should work: ```mathematica Git["commit", "~/Desktop/test",...

Thanks for the report. Someone else had issues with an Anaconda distribution of python failing to build because of the `#include `. That was circumventable with a Mac-specific fix, so...