create

The create command lets you create an issue or to add a comment to an existing issue.
Usage
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kit issue create [options]
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Usage:
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  kit issue create [flags]
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Flags:
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  -a, --assignees string    Specify push key of assignees to add to the issue/comment (max. 10)
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  -b, --body string         The body of the issue (max. 8 KB)
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  -c, --close               Close the issue
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      --editor string       Specify an editor to use instead of the git configured editor
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  -f, --force               Forcefully create comment (uncommitted changes will be lost)
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  -h, --help                help for create
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  -i, --id int              Specify a target issue number
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  -l, --labels string       Specify labels to add to the issue/comment (max. 10)
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      --new                 Force new issue to be created instead of adding a comment to HEAD
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      --no-body             Skip prompt for issue body
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  -e, --reactions strings   Add reactions to a reply (max. 10)
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  -o, --reopen              Open a closed issue
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  -r, --reply string        Specify the hash of a comment to respond to
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  -t, --title string        The title of the issue (max. 250 B)
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  -u, --use-editor          Use git's `core.editor` program to write the body
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Options
id - Provide the ID of the issue; Must be a number with not more than 16 characters in length. For example, if the ID is 10, then the issue reference will be refs/heads/issues/10. If an issue exists with the matching ID, a comment will be added to the existing issue. 
-t, --title - The title of the issue. Required only when creating a new issue. If unset, a prompt will be started to ask for it.
-b, --body - The body of the issue or comment. If unset, a prompt will be started to ask for it.
-l, --labels - Add up to 10 labels to the issue. 
-a, --assignees - Add up to 10 assignees to the issue.
-e, --reactions - Provide up to 10 reactions to a comment. Supports Unicode v13.0 emoji list. Note: emoji short names with spaces must replace them with underscore (_) character. For example, upside-down face becomes upside-down_face. 
-r, --reply - Specify the hash of a comment in an existing issue you wish to respond to. If provided, reactions will be addressed to the target comment.
-c, --close - Close an issue. The user must have  update  rights to successfully push a closed issue reference.
-o, --reopen - Reopen a closed issue. The user must have  update  rights to successfully push the reopened issue reference.
--editor - Specify an editor program to use to write the body instead of a prompt or  -b flag.
-u, --use-editor - Similar to --editor but uses default git editor set in core.editor.
--new - While checked into an issue branch, force the command to create a new issue instead of adding a comment to the checked-out issue.  Note: If the checked out branch is dirty, it will fail without using --force to ignore unsaved changes. 
--no-body - Prevent the command from starting a prompt to ask for the body. 
--force - Ignore unsaved changes to the currently checked out branch. Unsaved updates will be lost.  
Example
Create an issue using --title and --body flags.
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Output
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kit issue create \
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    --title="header not visible" \
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    --body="i am unable to see the header..."
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refs/heads/issues/1
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Create an issue with an explicitly provided issue ID.
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kit issue create --id="123"
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Reply to a comment in an issue and add reactions.
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kit issue create \
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    --id="123" \
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    --reply="63fbec94fe9a8d5aef4a26f4598449888511e033" \
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    --reactions="smile,star-struck" \
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    --title="header not visible" \
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    --body="i am unable to see the header..." \
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