Closed karenetheridge closed 5 years ago
I'm not very good at Ruby. I'll take a look, but PRs welcome. The issue is that all args are strings, and somewhere it is being assumed to be a number.
Hey @karenetheridge , I can't seem to reproduce your bug. It doesn't seem like this is still an issue? I ran the same commands on the same repo and didn't get the 'properties/issue' bug.
I see the same problem still:
: [ether@aquavit git/conch]$; brew upgrade ghi
Error: ghi 1.2.0_4 already installed
: [ether@aquavit git/conch]$; ghi -V
ghi version 1.2.0
: [ether@aquavit git/conch]$; ghi edit 517 -H
Invalid request.
For 'properties/issue', "517" is not an integer.
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I see the same problem still: : [ether@aquavit git/conch]$; brew upgrade ghi Error: ghi 1.2.0_4 already installed : [ether@aquavit git/conch]$; ghi -V ghi version 1.2.0 : [ether@aquavit git/conch]$; ghi edit 517 -H Invalid request.
For 'properties/issue', "517" is not an integer.
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yes, using OSX.
Is this only happening when you use 'edit'? What about comment, update, show, open, close, and assign?
create, open, close, comment, lock and unlock all work ok. ghi edit 'new title'
also works.
see https://github.com/stephencelis/ghi/issues/371