how do you get commits?

[Kevin Chugh, Ph.D, Founder, Main Street Computing (mainstreetcomputing.com)]

I can instantiate an instance of Bitbucket, I can authenticate, I can get repos, but given an authenticated bitbucket instance, how do you actually retrieve a list of commits? I have tried setting the repo attribute to a repo name (returned from .repos.list) and I've tried setting the repo attribute to a repo object, and have tried bitbucket.repo.commits but always get nil. Can you give me some guidance? Thanks for any help.

[Marc Lainez]

Same problem here. Did you manage to fix this?

[Kevin Jayne]

I'm experiencing this as well. I know it's been some time since there has been any work on tis repo, but I think you have a good thing going here. I'd like to see this working

[Miguel Montalvo]

Maybe a bit late but I would like to share what I found.
Once you have your Oauth credentials set, you can do something like this:
comm = BitBucket::Repos::Commits.new
@commits = comm.get(bitbucket_user_name, bitbucket_repo_name)

[Miguel Montalvo]

Sorry, also you need to get a forked version of the gem (as commits resource is found in 2.0 Bitbucket API version, not 1.0)

[Deleted user]

I've made a PR for this. If it gets merged you should just be able to run:

BitBucket::Repos::Commits.new.get('username', 'repo_name')

from your app, provided you are authenticated.

[Atchyut Nagabhairava]

@alfredoliverwillder Firstly Thanks for that pull request. I had used
BitBucket::Repos::Commits.new.get('username', 'repo_name') but there is an error saying

BitBucket::Error::NotFound: GET https://bitbucket.org/api/1.0/repositories/atchyut_re/ruby/commits: 404 {"error": {"message": "Resource not found", "detail": "There is no API hosted at this URL.\n\nFor information about our API's, please refer to the documentation at: https://confluence.atlassian.com/x/IYBGDQ"}}

But the changes in the code are getting the url of version 2.0
get_request("/2.0/repositories/#{user}/#{repo.downcase}/commits")

So, can you please once look at this?