Objets

City.

Country name.

Country code.

Region name.

Region or state code.

Identifies the actor who performed the event.

Identifies the date and time when the object was created.

Identifies the primary key from the database.

Project referenced by event.

Project card referenced by this project event.

Column name referenced by this project event.

Identifies the date and time when the object was created.

Identifies the primary key from the database.

The description of the app.

The IP addresses of the app.

The hex color code, without the leading '#', for the logo background.

A URL pointing to the app's logo.

The name of the app.

A slug based on the name of the app for use in URLs.

Identifies the date and time when the object was last updated.

The URL to the app's homepage.

Identifies the actor who performed the event.

Identifies the assignable associated with the event.

Identifies the user or mannequin that was assigned.

Identifies the date and time when the object was created.

Identifies the user who was assigned.

Identifies the actor who performed the event.

Identifies the date and time when the object was created.

The user who disabled auto-merge for this Pull Request.

PullRequest referenced by event.

The reason auto-merge was disabled.

The reason_code relating to why auto-merge was disabled.

Identifies the actor who performed the event.

Identifies the date and time when the object was created.

The user who enabled auto-merge for this Pull Request.

PullRequest referenced by event.

The email address of the author of this auto-merge request.

The commit message of the auto-merge request. If a merge queue is required by the base branch, this value will be set by the merge queue when merging.

The commit title of the auto-merge request. If a merge queue is required by the base branch, this value will be set by the merge queue when merging.

When was this auto-merge request was enabled.

The actor who created the auto-merge request.

The merge method of the auto-merge request. If a merge queue is required by the base branch, this value will be set by the merge queue when merging.

The pull request that this auto-merge request is set against.

Identifies the actor who performed the event.

Identifies the date and time when the object was created.

The user who enabled auto-merge (rebase) for this Pull Request.

PullRequest referenced by event.

Identifies the actor who performed the event.

Identifies the date and time when the object was created.

The user who enabled auto-merge (squash) for this Pull Request.

PullRequest referenced by event.

Identifies the actor who performed the event.

Identifies the date and time when the object was created.

The new base for this PR.

The old base for this PR.

PullRequest referenced by event.

Identifies the actor who performed the event.

Identifies the date and time when the object was created.

The new base for this PR.

The old base for this PR.

PullRequest referenced by event.

Identifies the actor who performed the event.

Identifies the date and time when the object was created.

Identifies the name of the base ref for the pull request after it was changed.

Identifies the primary key from the database.

Identifies the name of the base ref for the pull request before it was changed.

PullRequest referenced by event.

Identifies the actor who performed the event.

Identifies the name of the Ref associated with the base_ref_deleted event.

Identifies the date and time when the object was created.

PullRequest referenced by event.

Identifies the actor who performed the event.

Identifies the after commit SHA for thebase_ref_force_pushedevent.

Identifies the before commit SHA for thebase_ref_force_pushedevent.

Identifies the date and time when the object was created.

PullRequest referenced by event.

Identifies the fully qualified ref name for thebase_ref_force_pushedevent.

The list of ranges from a Git blame.

Identifies the recency of the change, from 1 (new) to 10 (old). This is calculated as a 2-quantile and determines the length of distance between the median age of all the changes in the file and the recency of the current range's change.

Identifies the line author.

The ending line for the range.

The starting line for the range.

An abbreviated version of the Git object ID.

Byte size of Blob object.

The HTTP path for this Git object.

The HTTP URL for this Git object.

Indicates whether the Blob is binary or text. Returns null if unable to determine the encoding.

Indicates whether the contents is truncated.

The Git object ID.

The Repository the Git object belongs to.

UTF8 text data or null if the Blob is binary.

A URL pointing to the GitHub App's public avatar.

Identifies the date and time when the object was created.

Identifies the primary key from the database.

The username of the actor.

The HTTP path for this bot.

Identifies the date and time when the object was last updated.

The HTTP URL for this bot.

How this rule will appear to users.

If true, the rule will fail if the pattern matches.

The operator to use for matching.

The pattern to match with.

Can this branch be deleted.

Are force pushes allowed on this branch.

Is branch creation a protected operation.

A list of conflicts matching branches protection rule and other branch protection rules.

A list of actors able to force push for this branch protection rule.

A list of actors able to bypass PRs for this branch protection rule.

The actor who created this branch protection rule.

Identifies the primary key from the database.

Will new commits pushed to matching branches dismiss pull request review approvals.

Can admins overwrite branch protection.

Whether users can pull changes from upstream when the branch is locked. Set to true to allow fork syncing. Set to false to prevent fork syncing.

Whether to set the branch as read-only. If this is true, users will not be able to push to the branch.

Repository refs that are protected by this rule.

Identifies the protection rule pattern.

A list push allowances for this branch protection rule.

The repository associated with this branch protection rule.

Whether the most recent push must be approved by someone other than the person who pushed it.

Number of approving reviews required to update matching branches.

List of required deployment environments that must be deployed successfully to update matching branches.

List of required status check contexts that must pass for commits to be accepted to matching branches.

List of required status checks that must pass for commits to be accepted to matching branches.

Are approving reviews required to update matching branches.

Are reviews from code owners required to update matching branches.

Are commits required to be signed.

Are conversations required to be resolved before merging.

Does this branch require deployment to specific environments before merging.

Are merge commits prohibited from being pushed to this branch.

Are status checks required to update matching branches.

Are branches required to be up to date before merging.

Is pushing to matching branches restricted.

Is dismissal of pull request reviews restricted.

A list review dismissal allowances for this branch protection rule.

Identifies the branch protection rule.

Identifies the conflicting branch protection rule.

Identifies the branch ref that has conflicting rules.

A list of edges.

A list of nodes.

Information to aid in pagination.

Identifies the total count of items in the connection.

A cursor for use in pagination.

The item at the end of the edge.

A list of edges.

A list of nodes.

Information to aid in pagination.

Identifies the total count of items in the connection.

A cursor for use in pagination.

The item at the end of the edge.

The actor that can force push.

Identifies the branch protection rule associated with the allowed user, team, or app.

A list of edges.

A list of nodes.

Information to aid in pagination.

Identifies the total count of items in the connection.

A cursor for use in pagination.

The item at the end of the edge.

The actor that can bypass.

Identifies the branch protection rule associated with the allowed user, team, or app.

A list of edges.

A list of nodes.

Information to aid in pagination.

Identifies the total count of items in the connection.

A cursor for use in pagination.

The item at the end of the edge.

The CVSS score associated with this advisory.

The CVSS vector string associated with this advisory.

The id of the CWE.

A detailed description of this CWE.

The name of this CWE.

A list of edges.

A list of nodes.

Information to aid in pagination.

Identifies the total count of items in the connection.

A cursor for use in pagination.

The item at the end of the edge.

The annotation's severity level.

The path to the file that this annotation was made on.

Identifies the primary key from the database.

The position of this annotation.

The annotation's message.

The path that this annotation was made on.

Additional information about the annotation.

The annotation's title.

A list of edges.

A list of nodes.

Information to aid in pagination.

Identifies the total count of items in the connection.

A cursor for use in pagination.

The item at the end of the edge.

Column number (1 indexed).

Line number (1 indexed).

End position (inclusive).

Start position (inclusive).

The check run's annotations.

The check suite that this run is a part of.

Identifies the date and time when the check run was completed.

The conclusion of the check run.

Identifies the primary key from the database.

The corresponding deployment for this job, if any.

The URL from which to find full details of the check run on the integrator's site.

A reference for the check run on the integrator's system.

Whether this is required to pass before merging for a specific pull request.

The name of the check for this check run.

Information about a pending deployment, if any, in this check run.

The permalink to the check run summary.

The repository associated with this check run.

The HTTP path for this check run.

Identifies the date and time when the check run was started.

The current status of the check run.

The check run's steps.

A string representing the check run's summary.

A string representing the check run's text.

A string representing the check run.

The HTTP URL for this check run.

A list of edges.

A list of nodes.

Information to aid in pagination.

Identifies the total count of items in the connection.

A cursor for use in pagination.

The item at the end of the edge.

The number of check runs with this state.

The state of a check run.

Identifies the date and time when the check step was completed.

The conclusion of the check step.

A reference for the check step on the integrator's system.

The step's name.

The index of the step in the list of steps of the parent check run.

Number of seconds to completion.

Identifies the date and time when the check step was started.

The current status of the check step.

A list of edges.

A list of nodes.

Information to aid in pagination.

Identifies the total count of items in the connection.

A cursor for use in pagination.

The item at the end of the edge.

The GitHub App which created this check suite.

The name of the branch for this check suite.

The check runs associated with a check suite.

The commit for this check suite.

The conclusion of this check suite.

Identifies the date and time when the object was created.

The user who triggered the check suite.

Identifies the primary key from the database.

A list of open pull requests matching the check suite.

The push that triggered this check suite.

The repository associated with this check suite.

The HTTP path for this check suite.

The status of this check suite.

Identifies the date and time when the object was last updated.

The HTTP URL for this check suite.

The workflow run associated with this check suite.

A list of edges.

A list of nodes.

Information to aid in pagination.

Identifies the total count of items in the connection.

A cursor for use in pagination.

The item at the end of the edge.

Identifies the actor who performed the event.

Object that was closed.

Object which triggered the creation of this event.

Identifies the date and time when the object was created.

The HTTP path for this closed event.

The reason the issue state was changed to closed.

The HTTP URL for this closed event.

The body of the Code of Conduct.

The key for the Code of Conduct.

The formal name of the Code of Conduct.

The HTTP path for this Code of Conduct.

The HTTP URL for this Code of Conduct.

Identifies the actor who performed the event.

Identifies the date and time when the object was created.

Identifies the primary key from the database.

The user who authored the deleted comment.

An abbreviated version of the Git object ID.

The number of additions in this commit.

The merged Pull Request that introduced the commit to the repository. If the commit is not present in the default branch, additionally returns open Pull Requests associated with the commit.

Authorship details of the commit.

Check if the committer and the author match.

The datetime when this commit was authored.

The list of authors for this commit based on the git author and the Co-authored-by message trailer. The git author will always be first.

Fetches git blame information.

We recommend using the changedFielsIfAvailable field instead of changedFiles, as changedFiles will cause your request to return an error if GitHub is unable to calculate the number of changed files.

The number of changed files in this commit. If GitHub is unable to calculate the number of changed files (for example due to a timeout), this will return null. We recommend using this field instead of changedFiles.

The check suites associated with a commit.

Comments made on the commit.

The HTTP path for this Git object.

The HTTP URL for this Git object.

The datetime when this commit was committed.

Check if committed via GitHub web UI.

Committer details of the commit.

The number of deletions in this commit.

The deployments associated with a commit.

The tree entry representing the file located at the given path.

The linear commit history starting from (and including) this commit, in the same order as git log.

The Git commit message.

The Git commit message body.

The commit message body rendered to HTML.

The Git commit message headline.

The commit message headline rendered to HTML.

The Git object ID.

The organization this commit was made on behalf of.

The parents of a commit.

The datetime when this commit was pushed.

The Repository this commit belongs to.

The HTTP path for this commit.

Commit signing information, if present.

Status information for this commit.

Check and Status rollup information for this commit.

Returns a list of all submodules in this repository as of this Commit parsed from the .gitmodules file.

Returns a URL to download a tarball archive for a repository. Note: For private repositories, these links are temporary and expire after five minutes.

Commit's root Tree.

The HTTP path for the tree of this commit.

The HTTP URL for the tree of this commit.

The HTTP URL for this commit.

Check if the viewer is able to change their subscription status for the repository.

Identifies if the viewer is watching, not watching, or ignoring the subscribable entity.

Returns a URL to download a zipball archive for a repository. Note: For private repositories, these links are temporary and expire after five minutes.

How this rule will appear to users.

If true, the rule will fail if the pattern matches.

The operator to use for matching.

The pattern to match with.

The actor who authored the comment.

Author's association with the subject of the comment.

Identifies the comment body.

The body rendered to HTML.

The body rendered to text.

Identifies the commit associated with the comment, if the commit exists.

Identifies the date and time when the object was created.

Check if this comment was created via an email reply.

Identifies the primary key from the database.

The actor who edited the comment.

Check if this comment was edited and includes an edit with the creation data.

Returns whether or not a comment has been minimized.

The moment the editor made the last edit.

Returns why the comment was minimized. One of abuse, off-topic, outdated, resolved, duplicate and spam. Note that the case and formatting of these values differs from the inputs to the MinimizeComment mutation.

Identifies the file path associated with the comment.

Identifies the line position associated with the comment.

Identifies when the comment was published at.

A list of reactions grouped by content left on the subject.

A list of Reactions left on the Issue.

The repository associated with this node.

The HTTP path permalink for this commit comment.

Identifies the date and time when the object was last updated.

The HTTP URL permalink for this commit comment.

A list of edits to this content.

Check if the current viewer can delete this object.

Check if the current viewer can minimize this object.

Can user react to this subject.

Check if the current viewer can update this object.

Reasons why the current viewer can not update this comment.

Did the viewer author this comment.

A list of edges.

A list of nodes.

Information to aid in pagination.

Identifies the total count of items in the connection.

A cursor for use in pagination.

The item at the end of the edge.

The comments that exist in this thread.

The commit the comments were made on.

The file the comments were made on.

The position in the diff for the commit that the comment was made on.

The repository associated with this node.

A list of edges.

A list of nodes.

Information to aid in pagination.

Identifies the total count of items in the connection.

The commit contributions, each representing a day.

The repository in which the commits were made.

The HTTP path for the user's commits to the repository in this time range.

The HTTP URL for the user's commits to the repository in this time range.

A cursor for use in pagination.

The item at the end of the edge.

A list of edges.

A list of nodes.

Information to aid in pagination.

Identifies the total count of items in the connection.

How this rule will appear to users.

If true, the rule will fail if the pattern matches.

The operator to use for matching.

The pattern to match with.

How this rule will appear to users.

If true, the rule will fail if the pattern matches.

The operator to use for matching.

The pattern to match with.

The number of commits ahead of the base branch.

The base revision of this comparison.

The number of commits behind the base branch.

The commits which compose this comparison.

The head revision of this comparison.

The status of this comparison.

The total count of authors and co-authors across all commits.

A list of edges.

A list of nodes.

Information to aid in pagination.

Identifies the total count of items in the connection.

Identifies the actor who performed the event.

Identifies the date and time when the object was created.

Reference originated in a different repository.

Issue or pull request that made the reference.

Issue or pull request which was connected.

A list of hex color codes used in this calendar. The darker the color, the more contributions it represents.

Determine if the color set was chosen because it's currently Halloween.

A list of the months of contributions in this calendar.

The count of total contributions in the calendar.

A list of the weeks of contributions in this calendar.

The hex color code that represents how many contributions were made on this day compared to others in the calendar.

How many contributions were made by the user on this day.

Indication of contributions, relative to other days. Can be used to indicate which color to represent this day on a calendar.

The day this square represents.

A number representing which day of the week this square represents, e.g., 1 is Monday.

The date of the first day of this month.

The name of the month.

How many weeks started in this month.

The year the month occurred in.

The days of contributions in this week.

The date of the earliest square in this week.

Commit contributions made by the user, grouped by repository.

A calendar of this user's contributions on GitHub.

The years the user has been making contributions with the most recent year first.

Determine if this collection's time span ends in the current month.

The date of the first restricted contribution the user made in this time period. Can only be non-null when the user has enabled private contribution counts.

The ending date and time of this collection.

The first issue the user opened on GitHub. This will be null if that issue was opened outside the collection's time range and ignoreTimeRange is false. If the issue is not visible but the user has opted to show private contributions, a RestrictedContribution will be returned.

The first pull request the user opened on GitHub. This will be null if that pull request was opened outside the collection's time range and ignoreTimeRange is not true. If the pull request is not visible but the user has opted to show private contributions, a RestrictedContribution will be returned.

The first repository the user created on GitHub. This will be null if that first repository was created outside the collection's time range and ignoreTimeRange is false. If the repository is not visible, then a RestrictedContribution is returned.

Does the user have any more activity in the timeline that occurred prior to the collection's time range?.

Determine if there are any contributions in this collection.

Determine if the user made any contributions in this time frame whose details are not visible because they were made in a private repository. Can only be true if the user enabled private contribution counts.

Whether or not the collector's time span is all within the same day.

A list of issues the user opened.

Issue contributions made by the user, grouped by repository.

When the user signed up for GitHub. This will be null if that sign up date falls outside the collection's time range and ignoreTimeRange is false.

The date of the most recent restricted contribution the user made in this time period. Can only be non-null when the user has enabled private contribution counts.

When this collection's time range does not include any activity from the user, use this to get a different collection from an earlier time range that does have activity.

Returns a different contributions collection from an earlier time range than this one that does not have any contributions.

The issue the user opened on GitHub that received the most comments in the specified time frame.

The pull request the user opened on GitHub that received the most comments in the specified time frame.

Pull request contributions made by the user.

Pull request contributions made by the user, grouped by repository.

Pull request review contributions made by the user. Returns the most recently submitted review for each PR reviewed by the user.

Pull request review contributions made by the user, grouped by repository.

A list of repositories owned by the user that the user created in this time range.

A count of contributions made by the user that the viewer cannot access. Only non-zero when the user has chosen to share their private contribution counts.

The beginning date and time of this collection.

How many commits were made by the user in this time span.

How many issues the user opened.

How many pull requests the user opened.

How many pull request reviews the user left.

How many different repositories the user committed to.

How many different repositories the user opened issues in.

How many different repositories the user left pull request reviews in.

How many different repositories the user opened pull requests in.

How many repositories the user created.

The user who made the contributions in this collection.

Identifies the actor who performed the event.

Identifies the date and time when the object was created.

PullRequest referenced by event.

The HTTP path for this convert to draft event.

The HTTP URL for this convert to draft event.

Identifies the actor who performed the event.

Identifies the date and time when the object was created.

Identifies the primary key from the database.

Project referenced by event.

Project card referenced by this project event.

Column name referenced by this project event.

Identifies the actor who performed the event.

Identifies the date and time when the object was created.

The discussion that the issue was converted into.

How many commits were made on this day to this repository by the user.

Whether this contribution is associated with a record you do not have access to. For example, your own 'first issue' contribution may have been made on a repository you can no longer access.

When this contribution was made.

The repository the user made a commit in.

The HTTP path for this contribution.

The HTTP URL for this contribution.

The user who made this contribution.

A list of edges.

A list of nodes.

Information to aid in pagination.

Identifies the total count of commits across days and repositories in the connection.

A cursor for use in pagination.

The item at the end of the edge.

Whether this contribution is associated with a record you do not have access to. For example, your own 'first issue' contribution may have been made on a repository you can no longer access.

The issue that was opened.

When this contribution was made.

The HTTP path for this contribution.

The HTTP URL for this contribution.

The user who made this contribution.

A list of edges.

A list of nodes.

Information to aid in pagination.

Identifies the total count of items in the connection.

A cursor for use in pagination.

The item at the end of the edge.

Whether this contribution is associated with a record you do not have access to. For example, your own 'first issue' contribution may have been made on a repository you can no longer access.

When this contribution was made.

The pull request that was opened.

The HTTP path for this contribution.

The HTTP URL for this contribution.

The user who made this contribution.

A list of edges.

A list of nodes.

Information to aid in pagination.

Identifies the total count of items in the connection.

A cursor for use in pagination.

The item at the end of the edge.

Whether this contribution is associated with a record you do not have access to. For example, your own 'first issue' contribution may have been made on a repository you can no longer access.

When this contribution was made.

The pull request the user reviewed.

The review the user left on the pull request.

The repository containing the pull request that the user reviewed.

The HTTP path for this contribution.

The HTTP URL for this contribution.

The user who made this contribution.

A list of edges.

A list of nodes.

Information to aid in pagination.

Identifies the total count of items in the connection.