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Allow user to create Github issues through CLI #25

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zacharysang opened this issue Mar 2, 2017 · 3 comments
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Allow user to create Github issues through CLI #25

zacharysang opened this issue Mar 2, 2017 · 3 comments

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@zacharysang
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Would be great if we could quickly create new issues using the github api feature. This would allow users to more seamlessly use issues to track work-to-be-done on personal projects and could also genrally encourage use of Github issues in the development workflow!

@IonicaBizau
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That would be nice to have! 👍

@zacharysang
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zacharysang commented Mar 22, 2017

I think that as a part of this, an option to search by issue title and issue description need to be added. I am thinking the flow for this would be:

  1. User can search by issue title or issue description
  2. User can enter create mode by adding a '-c' flag and in this case, the title and description options are required and used to create an issue instead of for searching.

In create mode, the user can also provide labels or other options that can be written into a new issue. What do we think of this? Would it be best if I create a new issue for the added search by title and search by description or are we fine with just including it with this issue?

@IonicaBizau
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Would it be best if I create a new issue for the added search by title and search by description or are we fine with just including it with this issue?

I'd vote for that. It's better to have more tiny issues than one single and big issue. 😁
For searching I've been using grep:

git issues | grep 'foo'

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