Find Last Issue
ActionsGitHub Action to find and export the number of last updated issue whithin some repository that has given labels
v2.0.0
LatestBy micalevisk
GitHub Action to find and output the number of last updated issue that has given labels and state.
Name | Description | Default |
---|---|---|
repository |
The target GitHub owner and name separated by slash. For example: micalevisk/last-issue-action . |
github.repository |
token |
A repo scoped Personal Access Token with at least issues: read permissions. |
github.token (generated automatically by GitHub) |
* labels |
Comma or newline-separated list of labels that the issue must have | |
state |
Issue state to filter by. Can be one of the following strings:
|
"open" |
Name | Description |
---|---|
issue-number |
The number of the issue found, otherwise empty. |
has-found |
Response status. Will be true if some issue was found, otherwise false . |
is-closed |
Will be true if the issue found is closed, otherwise false . Then you can use issue-number to open it again with another GitHub Action. |
Note that none of the above will be defined if any error occurs (eg: fetching a repository that doesn't exists).
If has-found
is true
, then issue-number
and is-closed
will be defined as well.
You can use this action along with create-issue-from-file action, like:
# ...
- name: Find the last open report issue
id: last-issue
uses: micalevisk/last-issue-action@v2
with:
state: open
# Find the last updated open issue that has these labels:
labels: |
report
automated issue
- name: Update last updated report issue
if: ${{ steps.last-issue.outputs.has-found == 'true' }}
uses: peter-evans/create-issue-from-file@v4
with:
title: Foo
content-filepath: README.md
# Update an existing issue if one was found (issue-number),
# otherwise an empty value creates a new issue:
issue-number: ${{ steps.last-issue.outputs.issue-number }}
# Add a label(s) that `last-issue` can use to find this issue,
# and any other relevant labels for the issue itself:
labels: |
report
automated issue
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