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last unstarted piece of the original #694 epic. agents kept falling back to curl for 'who closed this?' / 'when was this labelled?' archaeology because view + comments only surface the body + comments, not the structured timeline events (label adds, assignments, closes, reopens, pushes, commit refs, review submissions, milestone changes). separate verb rather than view --timeline because: - composes naturally with view <n> / comments <n> - keeps existing verb output shapes stable (no script breakage) - argus on #770 already noted view's output is busy human-readable by default ('**actor @ ts**: <summary>'), --json for raw piping. unknown event types fall through to a '[<type>]' placeholder so a forge schema bump doesn't panic the verb. --tail N is a follow-up: timeline endpoint doesn't expose a total-count field so the count-then-page strategy from #770 doesn't apply directly. 6 tests cover comment / label add/remove / close / unknown-type placeholder / missing-user fallback.
39 lines
968 B
Rust
39 lines
968 B
Rust
//! Per-verb subcommand modules. Each module exposes a `Args` struct
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//! (clap-derived) and a `run` fn taking `(&Client, Args) -> Result<()>`.
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//! Splitting one verb per module keeps each handler small and avoids
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//! the bash script's monolithic `case` statement.
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pub mod assign;
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pub mod attach;
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pub mod branches;
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pub mod close;
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pub mod comment;
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pub mod comment_edit;
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pub mod comment_show;
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pub mod comments;
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pub mod diff;
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pub mod issue;
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pub mod issue_create;
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pub mod issue_edit;
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pub mod labels;
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pub mod lint;
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pub mod list;
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pub mod milestone;
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pub mod pr;
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pub mod pr_create;
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pub mod pr_reviews;
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pub mod subscription;
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pub mod timeline;
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pub mod tree_sha;
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pub mod view;
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use anyhow::Result;
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use serde_json::Value;
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/// Pretty-print a `serde_json` value to stdout with a trailing newline,
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/// matching the bash script's `| jq` output shape.
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pub(crate) fn print_json(v: &Value) -> Result<()> {
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let s = serde_json::to_string_pretty(v)?;
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println!("{s}");
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Ok(())
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}
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