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February 4, 2024 22:36
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Bulk add GitHub Issues to a GitHub Project
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set -ex | |
# Use the GitHub CLI to loop through all repositories in an organization, get all the | |
# open issues, and add them to a single org-level project. | |
# | |
# Note: This was originally done with GNU Parallel but was refactored with a slower for | |
# loop due to hitting GitHub rate limits. | |
# Loop through list of repos | |
for repo in $(gh repo list tiki --json owner,name --jq '.[] | (.owner.login + "/" + .name)'); do | |
# Get list of issue URLs | |
issues=$(gh issue list --json url --state open --jq ".[].url" --repo $repo) | |
for issue in $issues; do | |
gh issue edit --add-project "TIKI Platform" $issue | |
sleep 2 | |
done | |
# Add issues to the TIKI Platform projects | |
# | |
# NOTE: Doing it all in one call (w/ multiple URLs to the edit comment) caused a prioritization conflict: | |
# failed to update https://github.com/tiki/tiki-sdk-ios/issues/186: GraphQL: Prioritization The priority you are attempting to set for this record is not unique (add_000) | |
# gh issue edit --add-project "TIKI Platform" $issues | |
done |
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