github-issues

You can manage GitHub issues using the gh command-line tool by creating, viewing, updating, and deleting issues through a wrapper around the GitHub API. This streamlines project management workflows by allowing you to specify details like title, body, labels, and assignees directly from the command line.

The best way to perform bulk operations on GitHub issues is by using a wrapper around the GitHub API. You can perform bulk operations like closing multiple issues at once, utilizing either the gh command-line tool or REST API calls for efficient project management.

Yes, you can create GitHub issues with specific labels and assignees via REST API. The Skill provides a wrapper around the GitHub API, allowing you to specify details like title, body, labels, and assignees when creating issues using REST API calls or the gh command-line tool.

Yes, you need python3 and curl installed, along with the gh command-line tool. These dependencies are required to execute the scripts that wrap the GitHub API for creating, searching, viewing, and managing your GitHub issues.

To search and view GitHub issues based on state and label criteria, you use the Skill's wrapper around the GitHub API. It allows you to retrieve and view issues by filtering based on state, label, assignee, and specific search criteria using the gh command-line tool or REST API.

Yes, this approach supports both the gh command-line tool and REST API calls for issue management. You can interact with GitHub issues for creating, triaging, labeling, and managing issues using either method, providing flexibility for different software development workflows.