Change DeployKeys::update method to match GitHub API #797
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June 10, 2019 12:42
… then create a new one, in accordance with the supported GitHub APIs
… then create a new one, in accordance with the supported GitHub APIs
# Conflicts: # test/Github/Tests/Api/Repository/DeployKeysTest.php
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I think we can keep this "helper" method for now! Thanks for the fix @mitchdav and congrats on your first contribution! |
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There is an inconsistency between the client and the GitHub API, where when trying to
updatea deploy key on a repo, the client simply callspatch, but this is not supported by the GitHub API, so a suitable workaround would instead be to callremoveand thencreate.I have created the pull request that provides this workaround now, and have altered the
DeployKeysTestfile to match.Alternatively, to avoid deciding on this behaviour for the user, you could just remove the
updatemethod entirely, though I imagine this would be a breaking change.