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Make endpoints.py more DRY #827
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Part of this means we're always sending request headers to GitHub and always returning response headers from GitHub. Before it was only in some places. This might break things, or it might make them better!
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Part of this means we're always sending request headers to GitHub and always returning response headers from GitHub. Before it was only in some places. This might break things, or it might make them better!
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Also, update some of the comments in api_request helper method.
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This already happens in api_request.
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Right now endpoints.py is full of a ton of duplicated code that looks like this:
It's kind of gross. Let's make it less gross. 💩
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