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Gitlab support

14 Feb 12:15

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Gitlab support Pre-release
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This release adds support to getting issues from Gitlab repositories, public or private.

Note that you need the gitlab private access token to retrieve the issues (once you get it, type git config shissue.token <<token>> to set it inside your repository. Remember to replace <<token>> with the real token!)

The only dependencies are git (for getting the remote) and stty (for disabling the terminal echo when you type the password).

The binary for download is a Linux binary. Copy this file to somewhere in your PATH, so you don't need to call its full path. I recommend /usr/local/bin

Fixup release

12 Feb 03:14

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Fixup release Pre-release
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This release add support for filtering the issue query, by label, issue creator, status and assignee, and fixes a problem with private github repositories.

The only dependencies are git (for getting the remote) and stty (for disabling the terminal echo when you type the password).

The binary for download is a Linux binary. Copy this file to somewhere in your PATH, so you don't need to call its full path. I recommend /usr/local/bin.

It runs on Linux. Might run on Windows if you have git and bash, but you'll have to compile yourself.

First usable release

11 Feb 22:48

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First usable release Pre-release
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This is the first release I consider stable, although isn't production-ready. But you can use, somehow

It supports listing issues from github repositories, only. More repository sites (gitlab, bitbucket...) will be added over time

Github public repositories are supported. Private repositories might be, but I need to confirm (please, if you will use this in a github private repo, can you see if it works, please? I don't have private repos, and not want to pay $7/month only for testing, not now...)

This release contains an executable file. Copy this file to somewhere in your PATH, so you don't need to call its full path. I recommend /usr/local/bin.

The only dependencies are git (for getting the remotes) and stty (for disable echo when you type your password)