HowardWolosky
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3 years ago Getting all the issues assigned to an arbitrary user is not a supported action by the GitHub REST API. Getting all the issues assigned to the authenticated user is supported by both the API and PowerShellForGitHub. You just do this:
Get-GitHubIssueGetting the list of issues opened by a given user is also not a supported feature of the GitHub REST API (but might be possible with GraphQL (see below)).
Regarding your second point, your syntax is off. This part of the syntax:
$repos |% { <next thing> }means "for each repo, do <next thing>. It's not piping in the $repo from the current iterator to Get-GitHubIssue. If you want to do that, then don't use the foreach (|%) syntax...just pipe:
$repos | <next thing>The correct way to write a PowerShellForGitHub command that looped through a set of repos to return the set of Issues that were opened by you is this:
Get-GitHubRepository -OwnerName microsoft |
Get-GitHubIssue -State Open |
Where-Object { $_.user.login -eq 'Ayanmullick' }or even more simply:
Get-GitHubRepository -OwnerName microsoft |
Get-GitHubIssue -State Open -Creator 'Ayanmullick' # Creator/UserName can only be used when querying against a specific repoIn conclusion, if you want to know all issues currently assigned to the authenticated user, just call Get-GitHubIssue with no additional parameters. If you want to be able to query for that same information for a generic user, that might be possible with GraphQL, but that hasn't been implemented yet within this module (although #313 is quite close to merging initial GraphQL support). If you want to check for opened and/or assigned issues for a generic user across a finite set of repositories, that is easily accomplishable with the current module when the proper syntax is used.
Ayanmullick
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A description of your problem or question
I'm unable to query the list of Issues across repositories by user.
Steps to reproduce the issue
Get-GitHubUser -UserName ayanmullick |Get-GitHubIssue -Verbose #Verbose logs showing the problem
``` VERBOSE: [0.16.0] Executing: Get-GitHubIssue -Verbose:$true -Creator "Ayanmullick" VERBOSE: Getting issues across owned, member and org repositories VERBOSE: Accessing [Get] https://api.github.com/issues?filter=assigned&state=open&sort=created&direction=desc&creator=Ayanmullick [Timeout = 0)] VERBOSE: GET https://api.github.com/issues?filter=assigned&state=open&sort=created&direction=desc&creator=Ayanmullick with 0-byte payload VERBOSE: received 2-byte response of content type application/json VERBOSE: [0.16.0] Executing: Set-TelemetryEvent -EventName "Get-GitHubIssue" VERBOSE: Sending telemetry event data to https://dc.services.visualstudio.com/v2/track [Timeout = 0)] VERBOSE: POST https://dc.services.visualstudio.com/v2/track with 1692-byte payload VERBOSE: received 49-byte response of content type application/json ```Suggested solution to the issue
One is able to get issues by repository
Get-GitHubIssue -RepositoryName test -OwnerName ayanmullick|Get-GitHubIssueBut I couldn't get the Issues I created even if we loop across repositories.
There should be a way to get the Issues one has created in GitHub across repositories. Like https://github.com/issues; in PowerShell.
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