Closed grillo78 closed 3 years ago
If it's private I think you need to add --private
at the end of the command.
This isnt anywhere in the documentation but it's in the source code.
I'm having the same issue and get an error when I use --private.
These commands need one argument: the repo's name but not the repo's link.
request(`https://github.com/${repo}`, (err, res) => {
I'll be working to have the option of putting both link or name
I get repository not found for:
!dbg add hjoseph96/codename_mystery_babylon
&& I get an error for:
!dbg add hjoseph96/codename_mystery_babylon --private
Found this reply that worked:
Update: I got it to work. Just make the repo public, subscribe with the bot normally (no --private) and make it private. It should write "null" in chat but continue to announce updates.
Now instead of using the private flag, you should be able to specify a secret. Instructions are in the README.
I'm getting always this error but I have all set properly, I tried with another repository that I added to other server in the past without problems and this time I got the same error