hub-issue

hub issue [-a assignee] [-c creator] [-@ user] [-s state] [-f format] [-M milestone] [-l labels] [-L limit]hub issue show [-f format] numberhub issue create [-o] [-m message | -F file] [--edit] [-a users] [-M milestone] [-l labels]hub issue transfer number repository

hub issue manages GitHub issues from the command line. List, create, update, and view issues without leaving the terminal.With no arguments, it lists open issues for the current repository, sorted by creation date. Subcommands cover viewing a single issue, filing new ones, editing existing ones, listing labels, and transferring an issue to another repository.

-a, --assignee user

In list mode, show only issues assigned to user. In create/update mode (--assign), a comma-separated list of users to assign.

Show only issues created by user.

Show only issues mentioning user.

Show issues with state open, closed, or all (default: open).

Customize output using placeholders such as %i (number), %t (title), %S (state), %l (labels), %b (body), %au (author).

Show only issues for the given milestone.

Show only issues with the given comma-separated labels.

Show only issues updated on or after date (ISO 8601).

Show only the first n issues.

Issue title/body text (repeatable; first line is the title).

Read the issue title and description from file.

Open the title and description in a text editor before submitting.

Open the new issue in a web browser instead of printing its URL.

Include pull requests alongside issues.

list

List issues in the current repository (default when no subcommand is given).

Show an existing issue.

Open a new issue in the current repository.

Update fields of an existing issue.

List the labels available in this repository.

Transfer an issue to another repository.

Part of hub, which is deprecated in favor of the official GitHub CLI (gh); consider using gh issue instead. Requires GitHub authentication.

hub(1), gh-issue(1)

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