This content originally appeared on Zach Leatherman and was authored by Zach Leatherman
At Filament Group when we do new feature or bug fix branch, our workflow is to create a new branch and name it using the GitHub issue number. A bug fix for Issue #3214 would be live in a branch named 3214
(e.g. git branch -B 3214
).
Sometimes I’ll want a shortcut to navigate directly to this issue on the GitHub web site. I added this function to my .zshrc
(.bash_profile
if you bash) to do just that. Now I can type ghissue
in my project’s terminal window and the issue will open in my web browser.
- Find the current branch name (holds the issue number)
- Finds the
origin
github repository (should work withgit:
orhttps
urls). If you use anotherremote
name, you’ll want to change this. - Pieces those two together to make the GitHub issue url.
function ghissue() {
if [ -z "$1" ]
then branch=$(git rev-parse --abbrev-ref HEAD)
else
branch="$1"
fi
repo=$(git remote get-url origin | sed 's/git@//' | sed 's/github.com:/github.com\//' | sed 's/\.git//')
url="https://${repo}/issues/${branch}"
open $url
}
Usage #
ghissue
Go directly to a specific issue (not the current branch name):
ghissue 3214
Very special thanks to John Bender who supplied the repo
line.
Related via Jeff Lembeck: Hub from GitHub, a command-line tool that makes git easier to use with GitHub.
This content originally appeared on Zach Leatherman and was authored by Zach Leatherman
Zach Leatherman | Sciencx (2019-02-07T06:00:00+00:00) Navigate directly to a GitHub Issue. Retrieved from https://www.scien.cx/2019/02/07/navigate-directly-to-a-github-issue/
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