gh-search-issues - Search for issues

Description

       Search for issues on GitHub.

       The  command  supports  constructing  queries  using  the  GitHub  search syntax, using the parameter and
       qualifier flags, or a combination of the two.

       GitHub search syntax is documented at:

       ⟨https://docs.github.com/search-github/searching-on-github/searching-issues-and-pull-requests⟩

Example

       # search issues matching set of keywords "readme" and "typo"
       $ gh search issues readme typo

       # search issues matching phrase "broken feature"
       $ gh search issues "broken feature"

       # search issues and pull requests in cli organization
       $ gh search issues --include-prs --owner=cli

       # search open issues assigned to yourself
       $ gh search issues --assignee=@me --state=open

       # search issues with numerous comments
       $ gh search issues --comments=">100"

       # search issues without label "bug"
       $ gh search issues -- -label:bug

       # search issues only from un-archived repositories (default is all repositories)
       $ gh search issues --owner github --archived=false

Name

       gh-search-issues - Search for issues

Options

--app<string>
              Filter by GitHub App author

       --archived
              Filter based on the repository archived state {true|false}

       --assignee<string>
              Filter by assignee

       --author<string>
              Filter by author

       --closed<date>
              Filter on closed at date

       --commenter<user>
              Filter based on comments by user

       --comments<number>
              Filter on number of comments

       --created<date>
              Filter based on created at date

       --include-prs
              Include pull requests in results

       --interactions<number>
              Filter on number of reactions and comments

       --involves<user>
              Filter based on involvement of user

       -q, --jq<expression>
              Filter JSON output using a jq expression

       --json<fields>
              Output JSON with the specified fields

       --label<strings>
              Filter on label

       --language<string>
              Filter based on the coding language

       -L, --limit<int>(default30)
              Maximum number of results to fetch

       --locked
              Filter on locked conversation status

       --match<strings>
              Restrict search to specific field of issue: {title|body|comments}

       --mentions<user>
              Filter based on user mentions

       --milestone<title>
              Filter by milestone title

       --no-assignee
              Filter on missing assignee

       --no-label
              Filter on missing label

       --no-milestone
              Filter on missing milestone

       --no-project
              Filter on missing project

       --order<string>(default"desc")
              Order of results returned, ignored unless '--sort' flag is specified: {asc|desc}

       --owner<strings>
              Filter on repository owner

       --project<number>
              Filter on project board number

       --reactions<number>
              Filter on number of reactions

       -R, --repo<strings>
              Filter on repository

       --sort<string>(default"best-match")
              Sort                                       fetched                                        results:
              {comments|created|interactions|reactions|reactions-+1|reactions--1|reactions-heart|reactions-
              smile|reactions-tada|reactions-thinking_face|updated}

       --state<string>
              Filter based on state: {open|closed}

       --team-mentions<string>
              Filter based on team mentions

       -t, --template<string>
              Format JSON output using a Go template; see "gh help formatting"

       --updated<date>
              Filter on last updated at date

       --visibility<strings>
              Filter based on repository visibility: {public|private|internal}

       -w, --web
              Open the search query in the web browser