Github-to-sqlite

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2.0

This release includes some backwards-incompatible schema changes:

* The `milestone` and `assignee` columns on the `issues` table are now integers that are foreign keys to the `milestones` and `users` tables - previously they could be `text` columns instead. 30
* `milestones` now has an integer foreign key in the `creator` column, and a new `repo` column that is an integer foreign key to the `repos` table. 29
* The `repo` column in the `issues` table is now an integer foreign key to `repos`. Previously it was a string of the format `dogsheep/github-to-sqlite`. 31

1.1

* New `github-to-sqlite contributors` command for fetching contributors to one or more repositories. 28
* The [live demo](https://github-to-sqlite.dogsheep.net/) now includes contributors, and pulls data from `simonw/datasette` and `simonw/sqlite-utils` in addition to the Dogsheep repositories.
* The `organization` column in the `repos` table is now a foreign key to `users` as opposed to a big piece of JSON. 27

1.0.1

* Fixed bug where repository topics were not being correctly fetched 26
* Live demo at https://github-to-sqlite.dogsheep.net/ now uses [datasette-render-markdown](https://github.com/simonw/datasette-render-markdown) and pulls in issue comments #25

1.0

* Full-text search is configured for more tables. 19
* Release assets are now pulled out into a separate `assets` table. 15
* Now depends on sqlite-utils 2.x. 20
* Commit raw authors are now used to populate a new `raw_authors` able. 18
* New live demo at https://github-to-sqlite.dogsheep.net/ #13
* GitHub API errors are now raised as Pyton exceptions. 21
* Fixed bug running `commits` against repos with no commits. 22

0.7

* New `github-to-sqlite commits my.db dogsheep/github-to-sqlite` command. 17

0.6

- New `releases` command for fetching releases for a repo, 11
- Repository topics are now fetched by the `repos` command
- `github-to-sqlite repos` now accepts multiple usernames
- Command now works without `--auth` file (using anonymous API calls), 9

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