Open daobrien opened 1 year ago
As for now this is only possible through command line options, for example like this:
> did --github-issues-created --github-pull-requests-created last month
Status report for května (2023-05-01 to 2023-05-31).
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Petr Šplíchal <psplicha@redhat.com>
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* Issues created on github: 2
* teemtee/tmt#2063 - Repeated failures when fetching the `centos:7` image
* teemtee/tmt#2054 - Use consistent format for all multiword keys
* Pull requests created on github: 3
* beakerlib/libraries#011 - Update the list of existing libraries
* teemtee/fmf#191 - Update pre-commit checks to the latest versions
* teemtee/tmt#2055 - Request newer os image and python version for docs
Having the same possibility in the config file could be useful.
Would def be useful in the config file because I have GH, Jira, and Trello all set up. Thanks. (I'm not a coder so not really something I could tackle.)
Sorry, currently I don't have capacity for implementing this but it's definitely open for anyone interested to submit a patch.
Sorry, currently I don't have capacity for implementing this but it's definitely open for anyone interested to submit a patch.
No worries. I'm trying to find time to have a go at #305 and I'll try to get one of my coder friends interested in this one.
Thank you again for did
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No worries. I'm trying to find time to have a go at #305 and I'll try to get one of my coder friends interested in this one.
Nice!
Thank you again for
did
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Thanks for the feedback :)
Is it possible to filter the output of git reporting to see, or not see, different types or classes?
E.g., I want to see all the issues and PRs that I opened, reviewed, or closed, but not all the issues that I commented on.
I haven't been able to find any docs on how to set up filters in the config file. Thanks