How can we get the avatar of a GitHub user using PyGitHub?
Github.get_user gives NamedUser | AuthenticatedUser, however, neither NamedUser nor AuthenticatedUser have any functions for getting the avatar, as far as I see.
PyGitHub: Get avatar of user?
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Turns out, there is a
avatar_urlattribute:This isn't mentioned in the documentation of PyGithub, but it is mentioned in the documentation of the REST API of GitHub (link), inside the "Default response" panel.