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I have a situation where I need to be able to tell where tags exist (locally only, remotely only, or both) and what they are pointing to in order to make decisions about what action to take. Currently there is no way that I know of to do this in pygit2, but libgit2's git_remote_ls() function would do just the trick. Can that function be exposed in pygit2?
I just found the following pull request, which coincidentally was just closed without merging ~2 hours ago:
I have a situation where I need to be able to tell where tags exist (locally only, remotely only, or both) and what they are pointing to in order to make decisions about what action to take. Currently there is no way that I know of to do this in pygit2, but libgit2's git_remote_ls() function would do just the trick. Can that function be exposed in pygit2?
I just found the following pull request, which coincidentally was just closed without merging ~2 hours ago:
#934
Any chance of this making its way into the library?
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