To use this procedure, make sure your agent has learned the GitHub Book (BDK).
Below is a line-by-line overview of the automation syntax. Expand each line to learn more.
get the issues from {the repository source}
What does it do? Fetch the list of issues for a specified GitHub repository.
Where does it go? This is the base syntax for the procedure.
Is it required? ✅ Yes — This phrase is required in the syntax.
Does it require input data? ✅ Yes — This phrase requires a value for the repository source.
the state is
What does it do? Specifies the state of the issues to fetch. Defaults to 'open'.
Where does it go? This phrase should be indented beneath get the issues from {the repository source}
Is it required? 🌟 No — This phrase is optional in the syntax.
Does it require input data? ✅ Yes — a value to be specified.
Example: the state is "text example"
Default: NounPhrase('open')
the offset is
What does it do? Specifies the number of issues to skip. Defaults to 0.
Where does it go? This phrase should be indented beneath get the issues from {the repository source}
Is it required? 🌟 No — This phrase is optional in the syntax.
Does it require input data? ✅ Yes — a number value needs to be specified.
Example: the offset is 123
Default: 0
the limit is
What does it do? Specifies the number of issues to fetch. Defaults to 50.
Where does it go? This phrase should be indented beneath get the issues from {the repository source}
Is it required? 🌟 No — This phrase is optional in the syntax.
Does it require input data? ✅ Yes — a number value needs to be specified.
Example: the limit is 123
Default: 50
get some issues from "kognitos/bdk-api"
get some issues from "kognitos/bdk-api" with
the state is closed
