Make Command

To create a new issue for a repo use the make command. Gissues makes it easy for you to create new issues. You provide the make command with a title and write the body of your issues with the nano editor.

Basic usage of creating an issue:

$> giss DeveloperMal/gissues make

Type in a TITLE for issue: Error running code
Creating Issue For: 'Error running code'
Creating Issue...


 **** NEW ISSUE CREATED: [#4] 'Error running code' @ https://github.com/DeveloperMal/gissues/issues/4

You can also provide a title to the make command using the -t or --title option.

$> giss DeveloperMal/gisses make -t "Add color to output"

Using Nano to write Issue Body

To make writing an issue body easy and fast Gissues uses the default Nano command line text editor when editing long bodies of text. When the Nano editor comes up you write the body of the comment below the header. If you accidentally put text in the header it will not be a part of the issue's body.

Make sure to save the file with Ctrl-O then exit Nano with Ctrl-X

  GNU nano 2.2.6            File: /tmp/tmpz2m5j2f0                                

=================================================================================$
                Editing Body for Issue:  Error running code
                PLEASE write the body BELOW this header. That is below the line.
                Anything in this header will now be apart of the issue content
=================================================================================$
This is a dummy issues













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