Release 2.7.0 · herrhotzenplotz/gcli

This is version 2.7.0 of gcli.

Below you can find the changelog for this version.

Please note that I do not support the auto-generated release tarballs
from GitHub and Gitlab.

Thank to all the contributors and feature suggestions.

Please test and report bugs.
If you package for a new operating system please let me know.

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A open action has been added to various subcommand actions.
This action allows you to open the item in a web browser.

The URL to open is passed to the configured program in
url-open-program in the global section. If this option
is not set it defaults to xdg-open which uses your default
browser.

This feature currently works for Github, Gitlab and Bugzilla.
I'm planning on implementing this for Gitea as well however some
considerations have to be taken into account first.

Requested by: Baptiste Daroussin bapt@FreeBSD.org
The interactive status prompt now has a command done that allows
you to mark a notification as done. When run on an action it will
return you to the list of notifications.
An edit action has been added to the issues subcommand.
This action allows you to edit the original post / body / message
of an issue, e.g. to update a TODO list checkmark.
Comment submission has been implemented for Bugzilla.

Fixed a printf formatting bug on 32-bit platforms in review tool.

Submitted by: Artyom Sinyugin writers@altlinux.org
Fixed Bugzilla support

Bugzilla support was broken due to the path refactoring in 2.6.0.
This caused the backend to not properly recognise the options
passed to it. Compatibility has now been restored.

Reported by: Baptiste Daroussin bapt@FreeBSD.org
The interactive status command now properly handles comments and
CI checks for GitHub PR notifications.

The status subcommand provides an interactive mode for going through
notifications.
This mode has been changed to reuse the actions of their respective
subcommands. You can pass the same options as documented in the
manual pages to the notification items.
These features are available for issues and pull requests as of now.
This means that if you select an issue notification you get a prompt
for actions on the respective issue.
The labels subcommand now uses the action-style argument parser
to perform tasks on specific labels.
With this change a few new actions have been added for changing
the title, the colour or the description of a label.
Refer to the manual page gcli-labels(1) for more information.

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