Implement new plugin for node-gh
See original GitHub issueAs a user, I would like to use meta commands that wrap the node-gh app.
The main use case is interacting with pull requests, mainly list
, merge
, and rebase
.
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- Created 6 years ago
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You have something wrong with your node installation, and globally installed modules are not found in your PATH variable. You’ll have to research that problem.
On Wed, Mar 25, 2020 at 8:25 AM oscarpeterson notifications@github.com wrote:
the best way to get started is to do the following:
you can then write your command and test using
./bin/meta git gh [subcommand]
. happy to make you a contributor on any project you wanna help out with.