0.29.0

• Please check COMPATIBILITY.md to see which methods are implemented for
  particular services.
• Ogr now supports reacting to a comment (issue, pull request) with a given
  reaction. It's possible to obtain the reactions and delete them (only when
  reaction is added by using ogr API). (#636)

0.28.0

• Getting conclusion from GitHub's Check Run no longer raises an exception when
  it's not defined, it returns None instead now. (#618)
• When using parsing functions, pkgs.[stg.]fedoraproject.org are mapped to
  PagureService. (#620)
• Fix inconsistency of merge_commit_sha for GitLab's PRs. (#626)

0.27.0

• Implement description get/set property in projects. (#600)
• Support using the merge ref instead of the head ref in a pull request. (#601)
• Implement patch property in GithubPullRequest and GitlabPullRequest. (#613, #614)

0.26.0

• Add a function for setting assignees of issues, by @KPostOffice, #589
• 'make check' is now aligned with other Packit projects, by @bcrocker15, #593
• Implement support for GitHub check runs, by @mfocko, #592

0.25.0

• Add support for listing of projects in GitLab and Github (by our external
  contributor @abkosar)

0.24.1

• Fixed problems with imports from 'gitlab' modules.

0.24.0

• Exceptions for non-supported features were refactored.
• Behaviour of Github.get_file_content() was unified with GitLab and Pagure.

0.23.0

• Fixed authentication of 'gitlab' type.
• Pagure: enable creating PRs from fork via fork_username.
• Allow ignoring custom instances when creating a project.
• Package is now PEP-561 compliant and mypy is able to use the type information when importing it.

0.22.0

0.22.0

Features

• The retry mechanism of a GithubService can be customized using
  max_retries. #537

Minor

• get_latest_release() returns None, instead of raising an exception, when
  there were no release in the project, yet. #542

0.21.0

0.21.0

Features

• Implemented get_files for Pagure projects (by @mfocko).

Minor

• Docs are now being autogenerated, present at https://packit.github.io/ogr (by @mfocko).