github-discussion-query

You can query GitHub discussions and filter specific fields by using the `--jq` option. This allows you to pass jq filters to extract data like number, title, author, category, labels, and answers directly from the JSON output.

Yes, you can fetch GitHub discussions from any specified repository by using the `--repo` flag. Without this flag, the query defaults to fetching discussion data from your current repository.

Yes, jq is required for filtering and transforming the JSON data fetched by the GitHub CLI. While you can run a query without the `--jq` flag to see schema information, jq is essential for extracting targeted results.

The best way to preview the data structure is to run a query without the `--jq` filter. By default, this safe mode returns schema and size information, helping you understand the data structure before querying large datasets.

You can limit the number of GitHub discussions returned by using the `--limit` control. This helps manage the volume of JSON data fetched from the repository and keeps your query results targeted.

Your query returns schema information because it was run without the `--jq` flag. This default behavior prevents retrieving excessively large datasets, allowing you to inspect the data structure before applying jq filters.