gcli-milestones(1)
| GCLI-MILESTONES(1) | General Commands Manual | GCLI-MILESTONES(1) |
NAME
gcli milestones —
List and manage milestones in various Git Forges
SYNOPSIS
gcli milestones |
[-o owner
-r repo] |
gcli milestones |
[-o owner
-r repo]
[-i id] |
gcli milestones |
create [-o
owner -r
repo] -t
title [-d
description] |
DESCRIPTION
The gcli milestones command can be
used to work with milestones on various
git(1) forges. You can list, create, modify
or delete milestones.
OPTIONS
-i,--idid- Operate on a milestone with the given id.
-o,--ownerowner- Work with milestones on a repository of the given owner.
-r,--reporepo- Work with milestones on the given repository.
-t,--titletitle- Create a milestone with the given title. This option is mandatory when creating a milestone.
-d,--descriptiondescription- Create the milestone with the given description.
ACTIONS
When operating on a single milestone you may use one or more of the following actions:
all- Print both general status info and a list of issues related to the given milestone.
status- Print general metadata and information about the milestone.
issues- Print a list of issues attached to the milestone.
delete- Delete this milestone.
open- Open this milestone in a web browser.
EXAMPLES
Print a list of milestones for the current auto-detected forge:
$ gcli milestones
Print details about the milestone with the ID 42:
$ gcli milestones -i 42 status
Create a new milestone with the title foobar:
$ gcli milestones create -t foobar
Delete milestone number 420 in vim/vim on GitHub:
$ gcli -t github milestones -i 420 delete
SEE ALSO
AUTHORS
Nico Sonack aka. herrhotzenplotz <nsonack@herrhotzenplotz.de> and contributors.
BUGS
The delete subcommand deletes the milestone without asking for confirmation.
Please report bugs via E-Mail to https://lists.sr.ht/~herrhotzenplotz/gcli-discuss.
Alternatively you can report them on any of the forges linked at https://sr.ht/~herrhotzenplotz/gcli. However, the preferred and quickest method is to use the mailing list.
| 26-Aug-2025 | gcli 2.9.0 |
