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docs(api-usage): add an anonymous example against a hosted sample GitLab API - #3466
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Adds one more anonymous example to the
gitlab.Gitlabcode block indocs/api-usage.rst:
gitlab.Gitlab('https://gl.sandboxapis.dev').Disclosure first: we run that service. It is SandboxAPIs (Driftwork LLC), a
hosted, read-only copy of the GitLab v4 REST API filled with sample projects,
merge requests and users, and it answers requests without a token. People
regularly ask how to try python-gitlab code without a GitLab account or a
token they are allowed to use, and this is one answer to that. It is not
affiliated with GitLab.
If you would rather not have a commercial service named in the docs, please
close this; no follow-up from us. If you would prefer it worded differently
or placed elsewhere (the FAQ, for example), say where and we will change it.
Checked with python-gitlab 8.6.0 on Python 3.12, no token:
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