We're Joao and Tiago, and together we've built Slash Commands for GitHub to control your Issues and Pull Requests through your comments, which is available on GitHub Marketplace as of today [1].
As a bonus, we've also added a few pro features that we think you'll like:
- /giphy - Embed your favorite GIFs in your comments
- /merge-when-checks-green - will merge your Pull Request automatically after all your checks have succeeded
- /copy-metadata - Copies metadata (labels, asignees, etc...) from one Issue to another
Since this was built as a native GitHub app, all commands will work seamlessly with integrations such as the GitHub VSCode extension [2] and their CLI tool [3].
We've had a ton of fun building this project using Elixir and we want to continue improving it every day.
Looks nice but please allow an option to strip the commands from the actual issue afterwards. As the commands were made, it shouldn't clutter the body of the text.
project owner here, this is actually something that we took care in doing upfront so you should see the slash commands being stripped from the text body already.
If possible, could you refresh the page and check if they've been stripped please? Otherwise happy to take a better look at it if you'd kindly open an issue on https://github.com/slash-commands/feedback :)
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[ 4.2 ms ] story [ 25.5 ms ] threadWe're Joao and Tiago, and together we've built Slash Commands for GitHub to control your Issues and Pull Requests through your comments, which is available on GitHub Marketplace as of today [1].
As a bonus, we've also added a few pro features that we think you'll like:
- /giphy - Embed your favorite GIFs in your comments - /merge-when-checks-green - will merge your Pull Request automatically after all your checks have succeeded - /copy-metadata - Copies metadata (labels, asignees, etc...) from one Issue to another
Since this was built as a native GitHub app, all commands will work seamlessly with integrations such as the GitHub VSCode extension [2] and their CLI tool [3].
We've had a ton of fun building this project using Elixir and we want to continue improving it every day.
We'd love to hear your thoughts and ideas over at https://github.com/slash-commands/feedback.
[1] https://github.com/marketplace/slash-command
[2] https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/editor/github
[3] https://github.com/cli/cli
project owner here, this is actually something that we took care in doing upfront so you should see the slash commands being stripped from the text body already.
If possible, could you refresh the page and check if they've been stripped please? Otherwise happy to take a better look at it if you'd kindly open an issue on https://github.com/slash-commands/feedback :)