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| todo | Creates new issues from actionable comments in your code. | todo |
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JasonEtco/todo | https://todo-github-app.now.sh | 145 | 2018-08-06 07:43:54 UTC | 221 |
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Usage
If I pushed this:
/**
* @todo Take over the world
* @body Humans are weak; Robots are strong. We must cleanse the world of the virus that is humanity.
*/
function ruleOverPunyHumans () {
// We must strategize beep boop
}
todo would create a new issue:
Configuring for your project
There are a couple of configuration options in case you need to change the default behaviour. Note that the defaults are likely fine for most projects, so you might not need to change them.
Add a todo object in your .github/config.yml file like this:
todo:
keyword: "@makeAnIssue"
Available options
| Name | Type | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|---|
| autoAssign | string, string[] or boolean |
Should todo automatically assign a user to the new issue? If true, it'll assign whoever pushed the code. If a string, it'll assign that user by username. You can also give it an array of usernames or false to not assign anyone. |
true |
| keyword | string |
The keyword to use to generate issue titles | @todo |
| blobLines | number or false |
The number of lines of code to show, starting from the keyword. | 5 |
| caseSensitive | boolean |
Should the keyword be case sensitive? | false |
