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# Create an Issue
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> `n34 issue new` Command
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**Usage:**
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```
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Create a new repository issue
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Usage: n34 issue new [OPTIONS] <--content <CONTENT>|--editor>
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Options:
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--repo <NADDR-NIP05-OR-SET> Repository address in `naddr` format (`naddr1...`), NIP-05 format (`4rs.nl/n34` or `_@4rs.nl/n34`), or a set name like `kernel`
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-c, --content <CONTENT> Markdown content for the issue. Cannot be used together with the `--editor` flag
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-e, --editor Opens the user's default editor to write issue content. The first line will be used as the issue subject
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--subject <SUBJECT> The issue subject. Cannot be used together with the `--editor` flag
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-l, --label <LABEL> Labels for the issue. Can be specified as arguments (-l bug) or hashtags in content (#bug)
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```
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Use the `n34 issue new` command to create a new issue in a repository. This
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command supports the [NIP-21] (`nostr:` URI scheme) and hashtags within the
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issue content. When you mention public keys in the content, they will be
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included in the event tags. Additionally, using hashtags like `#bug` in the
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issue body will automatically apply them as labels.
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You must choose between the `--content` and `--editor` options. With
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`--content`, you provide the issue content directly in the command. With
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`--editor`, your default `$EDITOR` will open, allowing you to write the issue
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content. The first line of the editor's output will be used as the issue
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subject.
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Reference in New Issue
Block a user