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Write multi-line secret to windows runner in GitHub workflow

Write multi-line secret to windows runner in GitHub workflow Question: Summary What specific syntax must be changed in the code below in order for the multi-line contents of the $MY_SECRETS environment variable to be 1.) successfully written into the C:\Users\runneradmin\somedir\mykeys.yaml file on a Windows runner in the GitHub workflow whose code is given below, and …

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Trying to run imagen-pytorch

Trying to run imagen-pytorch Question: I’m trying to run this "imagen-pytorch" repo https://github.com/lucidrains/imagen-pytorch/blob/main/README.md I’ve cloned it and tried running the setup.py file on pycharm (CE) however I get the following error: $ python setup.py usage: setup.py [global_opts] cmd1 [cmd1_opts] [cmd2 [cmd2_opts] …] or: setup.py –help [cmd1 cmd2 …] or: setup.py –help-commands or: setup.py cmd –help …

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how to download and install wxPython wheel from github for Python 3.10 to overcome disutils and setuptools problem

how to download and install wxPython wheel from github for Python 3.10 to overcome disutils and setuptools problem Question: Python 3.10 has a problem with disutils and setuptools>=58 in that wxPython will not run in conjunction with packages Gooey/DEAP/NEMO. I have been told there is a wxPython wheel which gets round those problems https://github.com/oleksis/youtube-dl-gui/releases/tag/v1.8.2 but …

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GitHub raw text file content is used to login in Python

GitHub raw text file content is used to login in Python Question: So I have this little problem that i wanted to make a little script that gets the website content text from a raw .txt file in GitHub. Everything works fine it gets the 4-digit login code and prints it, but when i ask …

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GitHub action couldn't find environment variable for Django

GitHub action couldn't find environment variable for Django Question: I was trying to use the environment variable in my Django application where I use the django-environ package with the .env file in my local machine. But I can’t use the .env file in my GitHub action. I’ve configured action secret variables manually from my project …

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LInk github repo with package on Pypi

LInk github repo with package on Pypi Question: I uploaded a python package on Pypi, but I’d also like to upload it to Github, so it can be opensource and anyone can contribute. Is is possible to link the github repo with the already uploaded package on Pypi, so whenever I push something to the …

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How to update software made with python?

How to update software made with python? Question: Disclaimer: I am still learning and am new to python so I have less knowledge of python than most coders. I am making a simple desktop app and it is already in .exe file format. How can I send updates to people who have the app? I …

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How to append to a file using PyGithub?

How to append to a file using PyGithub? Question: I want to append to an already existing .txt file using PyGithub in Python. I have tried this code: git = Github(TOKEN) repo = git.get_repo("Repository") file = repo.get_contents("Textfile.txt", ref="Ref") repo.update_file(file.path, "test", "Text I wanna store", file.sha, branch="Ref") but this code deletes the old data and only …

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How to mask environment variables created in Github when running a workflow?

How to mask environment variables created in Github when running a workflow? Question: I created a Github workflow that runs a python script with a cron schedule. On every run of the workflow an access_token is generated, which is required during the next run. To save the token the python script writes the token to …

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Missing secret gists in GitHub's API

Missing secret gists in GitHub's API Question: According to the documentation, I can either send the request with authorization (token) in order to get all of my gists, or anonymously and I will get public popular gists. My Python code is: url = "https://api.github.com/gists" with Get( url, headers={"Accept": accept}, params={"since": since, "per_page": per_page, "page": page}, …

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