Will not require additional SSH keys and can be accessed from anywhere #26
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celeroncoder
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Apr 12, 2021
| print("Succesfully created repository {}".format(folderName)) | ||
| repo.create_file("README.md", "Initial commit","") | ||
| repoClone = pygit2.clone_repository(repo.git_url, path + str(folderName)) | ||
| print(f"Succesfully created repository {folderName}") |
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This is what for, I was going to create a pull request, why didn't @KalleHallden that .format just freaks me out.
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GitHub requires you to have a public SSH key to push the files if the repository is added remotely, which may cause further errors. Instead, I created the README.md file using PyGithub and then cloned the repository into the folder using PyGit2.
I also fixed an issue where the files could not be accessed from any directory by storing the original location of the shell file and shifting most of the code into Python instead.