fix(issues): rename --title flag to --name for API consistency#96
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…ield Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Andy Young (ayoung19)
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Summary
The CLI output field has always been
name(matching the API/DB), but the update flag was named--title. This caused confusion when agents read issue output (seeingname) and then tried to update it — they'd use--nameintuitively but the flag didn't exist.Rename
--title→--nameinissues updateto be consistent with thenamefield in the JSON output, API, and database schema.Release Note
langsmith project issues updatenow uses--nameinstead of--titleto rename an issue (matches the API field name).Test Plan
langsmith project issues update <id> --name "new name"sends{"name": "new name"}to PATCH/v1/platform/issues/<id>--titleflag is gone; using it will produce a flag-not-found error