Santiago Dueñas
Santiago Dueñas
Thanks for the PR. I need some time to review it. I'll do it this weekend.
@StingRayZA I cannot merge the PR right now because it will break other parts of the tool chain. They expect the URLs as they are now. Would you mind to...
@jgbarah I don't think it's related to that bug. I get the same error. With `wget` and `curl` it works. On this last case changing the URL to https://lists.linuxfoundation.org/pipermail/oss-health-metrics/. Otherwise,...
It works changing the `User-Agent` header. ``` In [16]: headers = {'User-Agent': "Mozilla/5.0 (X11; Linux i686; rv:13.0) Gecko/13.0 Firefox/13.0"} In [17]: r = requests.get("https://lists.linuxfoundation.org/pipermail/oss-health-metrics/", headers=headers) In [18]: r Out[18]: ```...
I think we should contact them. In any case, `requests` package has `python-requests/1.2.0` by default as the value to this header. That one is failing too.
If Google has changed how results are retrieved when we run a query maybe they have new endpoints or services we can use. If the response doesn't contain the data...
I haven't check it but for Bugzilla >= 4 we recommend to use `buzillarest` instead of `bugzilla` backend. That backend supports authentication too. In any case, I'll check this error...
When I run the tests I get the next errors: ``` ~/devel/grimoire/perceval/tests$ python3 test_git.py ....E..E.................... ====================================================================== ERROR: test_git_encoding_error (__main__.TestGitBackend) Test if encoding errors are escaped when a git log is...
It's still failing but I found why. Looks like `backslashreplace` [was not supported](https://bugs.python.org/issue22286) before python 3.5 although the [documentation says the opposite](https://docs.python.org/3.4/library/codecs.html#error-handlers). If we accept this change will mean Perceval...
I've been always reluctant this feature, especially in Bugzilla. Our philosophy with Perceval has been to download complete datasets from any datasources. That's why you wouldn't find any filter in...