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    • What is MakeOS
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    • Tokenomics ($MAKE)
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  • JavaScript Console API
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  1. KIT CLI Reference
  2. issue

close

The close command allows an issue to be closed. The signer must have update permission to push an update that closes an issue.

Usage

kit issue close [options] [<issueId>]
Usage:
  kit issue close [flags] [<issueId>]

Flags:
  -f, --force   Forcefully create the close comment (uncommitted changes will be lost)
  -h, --help    help for close

Arguments

issueId - The numeric ID or reference name of the issue. e.g. 1 or refs/heads/issue/1 or issue/1.

Options

  • -f, --force - Forcefully add a new comment that flags the issue as closed.

  • -h, --help - Prints out a help message.

Example

kit issue close "1"
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