We currently have 56 archived bodhi releases, but this URL is only going to return the first 20 due to API pagination. The other URLs happen to work because they're currently less than 20 results each (9 current, 8 pending, 0 frozen), but best practice would be to always check for additional pages.

We currently have 56 archived bodhi releases, but this URL is only going to return the first 20 due to API pagination. The other URLs happen to work because they're currently less than 20 results each (9 current, 8 pending, 0 frozen), but best practice would be to always check for additional pages.

Hey Carl, in the code I'm first sending a request to get the total number of releases and then making a request for the actual number of releases on one page so it receives them all.

If you want to avoid looping through current, pending and frozen, you can can all the active releases from one url: https://bodhi.stg.fedoraproject.org/list_releases/?exclude_archived=True

I see the script collects all of the branches (active and archived) and sorts them into active and inactive (archived or active with a dead.package).
What if the package does not have certain branch?

I see the script collects all of the branches (active and archived) and sorts them into active and inactive (archived or active with a dead.package).
What if the package does not have certain branch?

now it changed, it only looks through branches that package contain and it uses your URL for fetching inactive releases, thanks for recommendations