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A GitHub GraphQL client library for .NET

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`Query.sponsorsListing` does not exist in this library. In the documentatoin for the GraphQL api (https://developer.github.com/v4/query/), there is this warning: `Query.sponsorsListing will be removed. Use Sponsorable.sponsorsListing instead. Removal on 2020-04-01 UTC.`...

I am getting StackOverflowException when I try to apply IssueFilters. Here is the code: ``` ProductHeaderValue header = new ProductHeaderValue("Chronos"); var conn = new Connection(header, "123"); var filter = new...

Type: Bug

I have an Azure function that handles a GitHub webhook invocation for issues and pull requests. When it fires, I add a label and a reaction -- those both work...

Type: Bug

I have a list of pull request numbers, and I want to build a Graph QL query so that I can get information back for all of them. So the...

Status: Up for grabs
Type: Feature

## Summary Depending how a GitHub Release is created, a Release.Tag.Target can either refer to a Commit object or to a Tag object. To retrieve the target Sha1 of the...

Type: Support

The sample at the bottom of [Writing Queries](https://github.com/octokit/octokit.graphql.net/blob/master/docs/writing-queries.md) is wrong. The syntax for creating a named object is different from anonymous objects. The following is a complete sample that works...

Status: Up for grabs
Type: Documentation

### Issue If a repository is renamed, using the old name throws an exception with the message "Could not resolve to a Repository with the name 'old name here'." ###...

Status: Up for grabs
Type: Feature

When I was doing GitHub GraphQL queries manually, I would almost always write them like this: ```graphql query { rateLimit { cost remaining resetAt } // The rest of my...

Status: Up for grabs
Type: Feature

I'm trying to use the GraphQL API to retrieve content from a specific repository item via the GraphQL API. I can enter a graphQL query into the explorer and it...

Status: Up for grabs
Type: Feature

- [x] Depends on #185 being merged to **master** In particular the ID property of the GitHub API will never have a description.