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Hello,
while testing "ghi" i found that on our "globaleaks" repository because we made an extensive uses of labels, is difficult to use the "list" command, because the issue title got hidden by the label names.
Attached a screenshot of the command
"ruby /usr/local/bin/ghi list -f all -L"A: OpenWhistleblowing" --state closed"
on the repository "globaleaks" .
this ticket is to provide a commandline switch, to void displaying the labels under the "list" command of ghi.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
There have been a few requests for an option to prevent printing labels
when listing issues. If the list of issues involves a lot of labels, it
leads to truncation of issue titles. To make it easier to visually parse
lists like this, I've added a `--no-labels` option to `ghi-list` to
skip printing labels in the pager. Closesstephencelis#259.
Signed-off-by: David Celis <me@davidcel.is>
Hello,
while testing "ghi" i found that on our "globaleaks" repository because we made an extensive uses of labels, is difficult to use the "list" command, because the issue title got hidden by the label names.
Attached a screenshot of the command
"ruby /usr/local/bin/ghi list -f all -L"A: OpenWhistleblowing" --state closed"
on the repository "globaleaks" .
this ticket is to provide a commandline switch, to void displaying the labels under the "list" command of ghi.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: