package github-unix

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in-package search v0.2.0

github-unix
- Github
  - API
  - Collaborator
  - Deploy_key
  - Emoji
  - Endpoint
    
    Version
  - Event
  - Filter
  - Gist
  - Git_obj
  - Issue
  - Label
  - Milestone
  - Monad
  - Organization
    
    Hook
  - Pull
  - Rate_limit
  - Release
  - Repo
    
    Hook
  - Response
  - Scope
  - Search
  - Stats
  - Status
  - Stream
  - Team
  - Token
  - URI
  - User
- Github_cookie_jar

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val for_repo : 
  ?token:Token.t ->
  ?state:Filter.state ->
  user:string ->
  repo:string ->
  unit ->
  Github_t.pull Stream.t

val get : 
  ?token:Token.t ->
  user:string ->
  repo:string ->
  num:int ->
  unit ->
  Github_t.pull Response.t Monad.t

val create : 
  ?token:Token.t ->
  user:string ->
  repo:string ->
  pull:Github_t.new_pull ->
  unit ->
  Github_t.pull Response.t Monad.t

val create_from_issue : 
  ?token:Token.t ->
  user:string ->
  repo:string ->
  pull_issue:Github_t.new_pull_issue ->
  unit ->
  Github_t.pull Response.t Monad.t

val update : 
  ?token:Token.t ->
  user:string ->
  repo:string ->
  update_pull:Github_t.update_pull ->
  num:int ->
  unit ->
  Github_t.pull Response.t Monad.t

val commits : 
  ?token:Token.t ->
  user:string ->
  repo:string ->
  num:int ->
  unit ->
  Github_t.commit Stream.t

val files : 
  ?token:Token.t ->
  user:string ->
  repo:string ->
  num:int ->
  unit ->
  Github_t.file Stream.t

val is_merged : 
  ?token:Token.t ->
  user:string ->
  repo:string ->
  num:int ->
  unit ->
  bool Response.t Monad.t

val merge : 
  ?token:Token.t ->
  user:string ->
  repo:string ->
  num:int ->
  ?merge_commit_message:string ->
  unit ->
  Github_t.merge Response.t Monad.t