Support "owner" and "user" in search queries #73
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Add support for just `owner:` rather than needing `repo:`.
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Hi @martincostello! Thanks for taking the time to submit this pull request! I really appreciate it. Yeah, I believe this is a great way to do it and just look at owner (user or org) and not require a repository. I'll take a look more tomorrow at test coverage for this. |
- Add support for just `user:`. - Remove the special case for `org:` and capture all four use cases in the same function.
martincostello
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I hadn't thought about I've updated the PR to include that too and remove dedicated function for handling |
Remove leftover function documentation.
zkoppert
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Jul 25, 2023
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Will work on cutting a new release that includes this later today. |
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Thanks! |
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Add support for just
owner:rather than needing eitherrepo:ororg:.This allows reports to be run against all the repositories owned by a single maintainer's personal GitHub account.
For example:
owner:martincostello is:issue created:2023-07-01..2023-07-30 -reason:"not planned"(results)