Feature: Ability to send a list of repos instead of just one

[zkoppert]

It would be nice to feed it a list of repositories instead of just one repo. The use case for this would be: As a maintainer, I want to check my response rate and close rate for issues and PRs in open source projects that I maintain.

[zkoppert]

This doc may be helpful: https://docs.github.com/en/search-github/github-code-search/understanding-github-code-search-syntax#repository-qualifier

[Okabe-Junya]

Hi!!

I added this example to the README in #93, but do you mean to provide this within the CI workflow? I might be able to work on this issue. (It might take me some time, though...)

[zkoppert]

Yes, Here I am talking about being able to do this in the search query like this. GitHub search has this nice OR capability so I thought it would be good to add an example of using this to the readme:
SEARCH_QUERY: repo:github-linguist/linguist OR repo:tree-sitter/tree-sitter is:issue

[Okabe-Junya]

Hi!!!

I apologize for the considerable delay in my response, as I didn't notice the notification for this issue.

The link you commented on seems quite valuable, but it looks like a syntax for a code search query. We might want to consult documents like this because our aim is to search for issues. To "OR" multiple repos, perhaps you can simply list the repo names in the query.

Here's a simple example.

Search query: repo:Okabe-Junya/sandbox repo:Okabe-Junya/dotfiles is:issue created:2022-07-01..2023-07-31 -reason:"not planned" resulted in Okabe-Junya/sandbox#218 (most of them are in Japanese, though).

I can create a PR to fix #93. This method appears to be more efficient.

Thank you.

[Okabe-Junya]

As a maintainer, I want to check my response rate and close rate for issues and PRs in open source projects that I maintain.

For your purpose, the "involve" operator might be very useful.

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