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I was wondering if there is a way to deal with issues in a file-like approach. For example
$ glab issue view 123 >> tmp.md
$ xdg-open tmp.md
$ glab issue update 123 --file tmp.md
That is, download the issue to a temporary file, edit as needed, update isse using the modified file.
This would be handy also to clone issues or to use an issue as a template:
$ glab issue c
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#197 took care of being able to use # at the start of a line, but I just noticed that there isn't a great user flow for editing an issue that already has markdown headings.
- Create an issue with at least 1 heading
- Edit the issue with
lab issue edit [ID] - Make changes and save
- The issue will now have its heading(s) stripped out
I'm not sure what the best course would be, but
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To see all merge requests authored by you and which are approved when approval status is a thing. When it's not we'll have to look for the "
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Description of the problem, including code/CLI snippet
Documentation is missing an example how to make use of project import parameters.
The Gitlab-API supports these parameters (name,file,path,overwrite)
Expected Behavior
It would be good to add an example to the documentation (if those parameters are supported)
Actual Behavior
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