Triage

Provide a list of repositories, and get back all the issues that haven't been triaged. Currently only supports Github, but easily extensible to add providers.

Installation

$ go get github.com/mhemmings/triage

Usage

$ triage repolist

Where repolist is a file containing a list of repositories, for example:

owner/reponame
github.com/owner/reponame
https://github.com/owner/reponame

Once all the issues are collected, a simple webpage will be served displaying them all.

An individual repository can also be passed without the need to use a separate repo list file:

$ triage -r "owner/reponame"

By default, only unlabeled issues are shown. A comma-separated list of label names can be provided with -l/--labels to override this and match only those label names.

$ triage --labels bug,todo,critical repolist

Or all issues can be gathered, regardless of label status using --all.

To filter by time since issue was created or updated, use -s. For example:

$ triage repolist -s 6h  # Last 6 hours
$ triage repolist -s 2d  # Last 2 days
$ triage repolist -s 1w  # Last week

Github Auth

The Github API has strict rate limits for unauthenticated requests. It is recommended you generate a token and set this to the TRIAGE_GITHUB_TOKEN environment variable to authenticate your requests. This will also give you access to private repositories.

TODO

Better tests
More outputs (static, JSON etc)
More providers (Bitbucket etc)
Ability to triage without visiting Github