fix: use first github release in the list as latest when latest is not available#178
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matheuscscp wants to merge 1 commit intomarcosnils:masterfrom
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fix: use first github release in the list as latest when latest is not available#178matheuscscp wants to merge 1 commit intomarcosnils:masterfrom
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…t available Signed-off-by: Matheus Pimenta <matheuscscp@gmail.com>
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closing since this didn't get too much traction and it has been stale for a while |
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Hi @marcosnils!
I wasn't being able to install or update
github.com/weaveworks/tf-controller, so I found this fallback solution for GitHub latest releases which fixes the problem for this repo. The repo does not publish a "latest reference" release, which is whatGetLatestRelease()looks for. But GitHub has thisListReleases()paginated API which lists all the releases starting from the latest (in the common sense meaning of the word, not the "latest reference").Kind regards,