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As a user, it would be nice to be able to pass an --assignee flag to commands like issue:create and issue:take.
--assignee
issue:create
issue:take
So when I want to take an issue, I could say:
$ gush i:take 47 --assignee=aequasi OR $ gush i:take 47 -a aequasi
It would also be nice if that could be a global config that could be set in ~/.gush.yml
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closing as this is actually the job of a macro command with bldr, you can use gush i:take and gush i:assign in tandem
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I closed this honoring the desire of @dantleech to keep Gush a micro command set
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As a user, it would be nice to be able to pass an
--assignee
flag to commands likeissue:create
andissue:take
.So when I want to take an issue, I could say:
It would also be nice if that could be a global config that could be set in ~/.gush.yml
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: