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gh-issue 命令

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常用示例

List issues

gh issue list

Create an issue

gh issue create

View an issue

gh issue view [number]

Close an issue

gh issue close [number]

Reopen an issue

gh issue reopen [number]

Edit an issue

gh issue edit [number]

Search issues

gh issue list --search "[query]"

List your issues

gh issue list --assignee @me

说明

gh issue manages GitHub issues for tracking bugs, feature requests, tasks, and discussions. Issues form the core of project management on GitHub, supporting labels, assignees, milestones, and projects. The command provides comprehensive issue lifecycle management including creation, editing, commenting, status changes, and deletion. Filtering capabilities enable finding issues by assignee, label, state, and search queries. Issues can be managed across multiple repositories. Integration with pull requests allows linking issues to code changes, with automatic closing when PRs merge using keywords in commit messages.

参数

-R, --repo _owner/repo_
Repository.
-a, --assignee _user_
Filter by assignee.
-l, --label _label_
Filter by label.
-s, --state _state_
Filter by state.

FAQ

What is the gh-issue command used for?

gh issue manages GitHub issues for tracking bugs, feature requests, tasks, and discussions. Issues form the core of project management on GitHub, supporting labels, assignees, milestones, and projects. The command provides comprehensive issue lifecycle management including creation, editing, commenting, status changes, and deletion. Filtering capabilities enable finding issues by assignee, label, state, and search queries. Issues can be managed across multiple repositories. Integration with pull requests allows linking issues to code changes, with automatic closing when PRs merge using keywords in commit messages.

How do I run a basic gh-issue example?

Run `gh issue list` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.

What does -R, --repo _owner/repo_ do in gh-issue?

Repository.