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status-update

v1.0.3

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Turns issues into links in did output. Will be obsolete if [psss/did#164](https://github.com/psss/did/issues/164) is ever resolved.

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status-update

Turns issues into links in did output. Will be obsolete if psss/did#164 is ever resolved.

Pre-requisites

  1. A working did install
  2. Slack set to parse mark~~down~~up by default

Usage

By default it will format the output of did today:

$ status-update
Status Update:

* Pull requests created on github: 46
...

Any forward args will be passed to did:

$ status-update year
Status Update:

* Pull requests created on github: loads
...

Copy/paste the output into your update channel and you are done!

Showing full PR/Issue titles

If no --width argument is passed, --width 5000 is used to show the whole title of issues and PRs

But it uses issues for all the links

No worries - GitHub is kind enough to not use the same number ranges for issues and PRs so it will forward you to the right page.