doing list

List issues related to the project.

doing list [flags]

Example usage

doing list
doing list -assignee "John.Doe@company.com"
doing list -a "John.Doe@company.com"
doing list -a @me
doing list -author "John.Doe@company.com"
doing list --label "some_tag"
doing list --label "some_tag, another tag"
doing list --state all
doing list -a "John.Doe@company.com" -s all
doing list --web
doing list --type "User Story"

Issue state open or closed?

To determine if an issue is open or closed, doing maps the different workflow states.

Options

Usage: doing list [OPTIONS]

  List issues related to the project.

Options:
  -a, --assignee TEXT             Filter by assignee (email address)  [env
                                  var: DOING_LIST_ASSIGNEE]
  -A, --author TEXT               Filter by author (email address)  [env var:
                                  DOING_LIST_AUTHOR]
  -l, --label TEXT                Filter by labels (tag). Comma separate
                                  multiple tags.  [env var: DOING_LIST_LABEL]
  -s, --state TEXT                Filter by state. State should be: one of the
                                  doing-cli default states: 'open', 'closed',
                                  'all'; a custom state defined under
                                  'custom_states' in the .doing-cli.config.yml
                                  file; or a state available in this team,
                                  between quotes, e.g. "'Active'". Defaults to
                                  'open'.  [env var: DOING_LIST_STATE]
  -t, --type TEXT                 Type of work item. E.g.: 'Bug', 'User
                                  Story', 'Task'  [env var: DOING_LIST_TYPE]
  -w, --web / --no-web            Open overview of issues in the web browser.
                                  [env var: DOING_LIST_WEB]
  --story_points TEXT             Filter on number of story points. Use
                                  'unassigned' to find empty. You can use the
                                  following inequality symbols as prefixes:
                                  '>', '>=', '<' and '<='.  [env var:
                                  DOING_LIST_STORY_POINTS]
  -o, --output_format TEXT        Output format. 'table' has a rich display,
                                  'array' will return a string list with ID's.
                                  [env var: DOING_LIST_OUTPUT_FORMAT]
  --show_state / --no-show_state  Show column with work item state.  [env var:
                                  DOING_LIST_SHOW_STATE]
  --help                          Show this message and exit.