GitAuto: [FEATURE] Add new command to batch copy issues across repositories

gitauto-ai[bot] commented 4 days ago

Resolves #700

What is the feature

Implement a new command @gstraccini batch copy issue to copy issues to multiple repositories based on customizable rules.

Why we need the feature

This feature will streamline issue duplication across repositories that meet specific characteristics, enhancing productivity and consistency in issue management.

How to implement and why

Parse and validate the rules from the command input: Extend the command parser to handle new rule parameters such as language, file, and account.
Fetch the list of repositories registered with the bot: Use GitHub API to retrieve repositories that are associated with the user.
Apply the filters based on the provided rules:
- Language Rule: Query repository languages via GitHub's languages endpoint to filter repositories.
- File Rule: Check for the presence of specific files in the repository's main branch using the Get Repository Content API.
- Account Rule: Filter repositories based on their associated account or organization.
Create a copy of the issue in the matching repositories: Use GitHub API to duplicate the issue in each filtered repository.

This step-by-step implementation ensures that issues are copied accurately and only to relevant repositories, maintaining consistency.

About backward compatibility

This feature adds a new command without altering existing commands or functionalities, ensuring backward compatibility.

Test these changes locally

git checkout -b gitauto/issue-700-1c95bd8c-f6e1-4ad5-b53f-7fccde53990e
git pull origin gitauto/issue-700-1c95bd8c-f6e1-4ad5-b53f-7fccde53990e

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