Query Jira - Issues

[kiddliu]

As a user, I want to query Jira issues that

• [ ] Assigned to me (mode=mine, default)
• [ ] Reported by me (mode=reported)
• [ ] Recently involved in (mode=recent)
• [ ] In a particular board (mode=board)

The default item for an issue is

• [ ] Key
• [ ] Summary
• [ ] Assignee
• [ ] Reporter
• [ ] Priority
• [ ] Status
• [ ] Labels
• [ ] Fix Version/s

If the count of the result is more than 1, output each issue on a new line. For example:

> sira --query type=issue mode=recent limit=2
TEST-1234 "Cannot access Github via Wi-Fi" "John Doe" "San Zhang" Blocker OPEN "BugScrub MustFix" 2.1

> sira --query type=issue mode=board key=564

Any additional data should be discarded, and show this action if verbose mode is on.

• [ ] limit: returns first n result only. If the count of the result is less than n, returns the count.
• [ ] order: sort the result by the order of key. Possible value: desc, asc. The default value depends on the context.

[ysg00]

What is the default behavior of querying issues supposed to be when there is no parameter being specified?

[Sailer43]

<include #62> Recommendation: instead of using "sira query -type issue" and "sira query -type project", I suggest using "sira query issue" and "sira query project" for simplicity, (aka. treat "project" and "issue" as two sub commands):

• These two commands share different option sets; the behavior of "sira query -type issue -current" is ambiguous;
• The user have to choose from "issue" and "project"; the behavior of "sira query -type bug" is ambiguous;
• From the previous point, "-type" flag conflicts with "type" attributes in Jira issues.

[Sailer43]

May the user configurate their personal display format through sira --init

[Sailer43]

@kiddliu,

Is keyword "key" required in sira.exe -vq type=issue mode=board? What does keyword "key" refer to, only board.id or both board.id and board.name?