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missed-issues

v1.0.0

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Find all issues in a github org that mention a team by have not be replied to by the team members

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Missed Issues

A CLI tool for finding issues that mention a team and no one from the team has responded to the issue.

This will list all issues in the mapbox org that mention @mapbox/teamname where no member of that team has replied to the issue since the mention.

> missed-issues --org mapbox --team teamname --token github_token

Possible output

## check-file-dependencies

- [ ] [#1123 - Consider evaluating expressions](https://github.com/mapbox/check-file-dependencies/issues/new)

## missed-issues

- [ ] [#42 - Document the node module interface](https://github.com/mapbox/missed-issues/issues/new)

Flags

Required

  • --org: the name of the org you want to search.
  • --team: the name of the team you are checking into. This MUST not contain the name of the org.
  • --token: a GitHub token with read:org, repo access

Optional

  • --from: the start date of your search range. All issues returned will have been edited on or after this date. Defaults to one week ago. from must either be a YYYY-MM-DD string such as 2017-11-16 or a ###d string suck as 21d. The ###d format allows for "days from now".
  • --ignore-repos a comma-separated list with no spaces of repos that you wish to exclude from your search results. These are excluding via filtering and will thus still affect your max-issues number. (eg: missed-issues,mapbox-gl-draw).
  • --max-issues: the max number of issues to get before filtering to help avoid long requests. Defaults to 100. That said, hitting this max is bad for your results.
  • --nonmembers: a comma-separated list of user logins who should not be used to count a ticket as replied too.

Environment Variables

missed-issues allows you to use environment variables to set unprovided flags. This is very helpful if you are running this for a single team or a single org and it lets you not paste your GitHub token into your terminal over and over again.

Below is a list of env vars missed-issues supports. The value of the env var is the flag the key will set.

GITHUB_TOKEN=token
MISSED_ISSUES_ORG=org
MISSED_ISSUES_TEAM=team
MISSED_ISSUES_IGNORE_REPOS=ignore-repos
MISSED_ISSUES_NON_MEMBERS=nonmembers

.env files

If you have a .env file in the folder returned by which missed-issues then missed-issues will auto load these env vars on every run.