gl_new_issue: Post a new issue or edit one

In gitlabr: Access to the 'Gitlab' API

Post a new issue or edit one

Description

Post a new issue or edit one

Usage

gl_new_issue(project, title, ...)

gl_create_issue(project, title, ...)

gl_edit_issue(project, issue_id, api_version = 4, ...)

gl_close_issue(project, issue_id, ...)

gl_reopen_issue(project, issue_id, ...)

gl_assign_issue(project, issue_id, assignee_id = NULL, ...)

gl_unassign_issue(project, issue_id, ...)

gl_delete_issue(project, issue_id, ...)

Arguments

project	project where the issue should be posted
title	title of the issue
...	further parameters passed to the API call, may contain description, assignee_id, milestone_id, labels, state_event (for edit_issue).
issue_id	issue id (projectwide; for API v3 only you can use global iid when force_api_v3 is TRUE although this is not recommended!)
api_version	a switch to force deprecated GitLab API v3 behavior that allows filtering by global iid. If 3 filtering happens by global iid, if false, it happens by projectwide ID. For API v4, this must be 4 (default)
assignee_id	numeric id of users as returned in '/users/' API request

Value

Tibble with the created or remaining issues and descriptive variables.

Examples

## Not run: 
# create an issue
new_issue_infos <- gl_create_issue(project = "<<your-project-id>>", "A simple issue")
new_issue_iid <- new_issue_infos$iid[1]
## close issue
gl_close_issue("<<your-project-id>>", new_issue_iid)
## reopen issue
gl_reopen_issue("<<your-project-id>>", new_issue_iid)
## edit its description
gl_edit_issue("<<your-project-id>>", new_issue_iid, description = "This is a test")
## assign it
gl_assign_issue("<<your-project-id>>", new_issue_iid, assignee_id = "<<user-id>>")
## unassign it
gl_unassign_issue("<<your-project-id>>", new_issue_iid)
## Delete issue as if it never existed
gl_delete_issue("<<your-project-id>>", new_issue_iid)

## End(Not run)

gitlabr documentation built on Sept. 13, 2022, 5:06 p.m.