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feat(integration): GitHub GraphQL lookup of user contributions to non-user owned repositories #532

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Adds an integration to use GitHub's graphQL API to fetch a user's contributions.

Linked Issues

An agentverse issue was encountered while testing and uploading the integration as a function to Delta V.
The issue is documented here:
fetchai/agentverse#59

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@devjsc devjsc added the a-integrations Area: Integrations - changes to integrations but not the core framework label Sep 18, 2024
@devjsc devjsc merged commit f8ea7d3 into fetchai:main Oct 7, 2024
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