Note that the bash script is really janky for getting the comments. Getting the issues is straightforward, but comments rely on some level of awareness of the issues data, and let's just say bash is not the most eloquent JSON parser.
I got around it in a super janky and slow way using tons of regex.
It would be best to simply use a real programming language and do a system call to cURL and then read the resulting string as JSON.
Note that the bash script is really janky for getting the comments. Getting the issues is straightforward, but comments rely on some level of awareness of the issues data, and let's just say bash is not the most eloquent JSON parser. I got around it in a super janky and slow way using tons of regex.
It would be best to simply use a real programming language and do a system call to cURL and then read the resulting string as JSON.