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batch-issue-cloner

v1.1.1

Published

Batch copy issues from one GitHub repository to another

Downloads

313

Readme

Batch Issue Cloner

npm version

This package automates bulk exporting and importing issues with the GitHub CLI (gh).

Features

  • Export issues from one GitHub repository to a JSON file.
  • Import issues from a JSON file to another GitHub repository.
  • Specify source and destination repositories on the command line.
  • Clone labels that don't exist on the destination repository.
  • Only copy issues that don't already exist on the destination repository (based on title).

Prerequisites

  • gh (GitHub CLI) must be installed and authenticated on your system:
brew install gh

Install

npm install batch-issue-cloner

Use

npx batch-issue-cloner --source <source-repo> --destination <destination-repo>

Notes

  • Check that gh is logged into the GitHub account with access to both the source and destination repositories.
  • Source and destination json files are automatically created and used within the script. Ensure the directory has write permissions.