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    <p>Is there any way to programmatically (using libraries like <strong><code>PyGithub</code></strong>, <strong><code>GitPython</code></strong> or <strong><code>dulwich</code></strong>) load any file right into <code>MyRepo.wiki.git</code> repository? Using Python, of course. </p> <p>I can easily upload a file right into <code>MyRepo.git</code> repository with a help of <strong><code>PyGithub</code></strong>, but, unfortunately, this library has no API or ways to work with <code>MyRepo.wiki.git</code> repository.</p> <p>Here is how I can upload a file to <code>MyRepo.git</code> repository:</p> <pre><code>github_repo = github_account.get_user().get_repo('MyRepo') head_ref = gh_repo.get_git_ref("heads/%s" % github_branch) latest_commit = gh_repo.get_git_commit(head_ref.object.sha) base_tree = latest_commit.tree new_tree = gh_repo.create_git_tree( [github.InputGitTreeElement( path="test.txt", mode='100755' if github_executable else '100644', type='blob', content="test" )], base_tree) new_commit = gh_repo.create_git_commit( message="test commit message", parents=[latest_commit], tree=new_tree) head_ref.edit(sha=new_commit.sha, force=False) </code></pre> <p>So, <strong>how</strong> can I do <strong>the same</strong> but with <strong><code>MyRepo.wiki.git</code></strong> repository? If you can provide an example using PyGithub library - it would be really great.</p> <p>P.S. Can I do this using Gollum API?</p> <p>P.P.S. Has not anybody worked with <code>*.wiki.git</code> using any kind of python library? I do not believe :(</p> <p>P.P.P.S. If I was not clear enough: I DO NOT want to create a local repository in any way. All I want to modify repo structure on-the-fly - just how my example does. But with *.wiki.git repository.</p> <p>Thank you!</p>
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