octoherd-script-copy-labels
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This script copies labels from one repo to the next
Minimal usage
npx octoherd-script-copy-labels \
--template bdougie/live
Pass all options as CLI flags to avoid user prompts
npx octoherd-script-copy-labels \
--template bdougie/live \
-T ghp_0123456789abcdefghjklmnopqrstuvwxyzA \
-R "bdougie/*"
--octoherd-bypass-confirms true // Optional to bypass each label confirmation.
| option | type | description |
|---|---|---|
--template | string | (required) this is the repo you want the labels to be copied from |
--octoherd-token, -T | string | A personal access token (create). Script will create one if option is not set |
--octoherd-repos, -R | array of strings | One or multiple space-separated repositories in the form of repo-owner/repo-name. repo-owner/* will find all repositories for one owner. * will find all repositories the user has access to. Will prompt for repositories if not set |
--octoherd-bypass-confirms | boolean | Bypass prompts to confirm mutating requests |
See CONTRIBUTING.md
@octoherd is project to help you keep your GitHub repositories in line.
FAQs
This script copies labels from one repo to the next
We found that octoherd-script-copy-labels demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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