Tom Morris on Nostr: "You can check code in to Git on a plane!" Except if you need to see what issues are ...
"You can check code in to Git on a plane!"
Except if you need to see what issues are open.
Here's a craptastic way to get the issues out of GitHub and into a simple HTML file.
(A wild idea: maybe put the issues in the repo?)
`gh issue list -s open --json author,title,url,body,updatedAt,number -t '<ul>{{range .}}<li> {{.number}}: <a href="{{.url}}">{{.title}}</a> by {{.author.login }}, {{timefmt "2006-01-02 15:04" .updatedAt}}<blockquote>{{.body}}</blockquote></li>{{end}}</ul>' > issues.html`
Except if you need to see what issues are open.
Here's a craptastic way to get the issues out of GitHub and into a simple HTML file.
(A wild idea: maybe put the issues in the repo?)
`gh issue list -s open --json author,title,url,body,updatedAt,number -t '<ul>{{range .}}<li> {{.number}}: <a href="{{.url}}">{{.title}}</a> by {{.author.login }}, {{timefmt "2006-01-02 15:04" .updatedAt}}<blockquote>{{.body}}</blockquote></li>{{end}}</ul>' > issues.html`