The CLI had two per-entity flags (ActorAssignees on EditableAssignees and
IssueMetadataState, ActorReviewers on IssueMetadataState) threaded through
different layers of the stack to distinguish github.com from GHES. Both
flags were always set from the same source (issueFeatures.ActorIsAssignable)
and never had different values, but they were carried independently on
different structs. This led to a confusing asymmetry where:
- EditableAssignees had ActorAssignees but EditableReviewers had nothing
- The PR edit flow piggybacked on editable.Assignees.ActorAssignees to
make reviewer mutation decisions, which was misleading
- RepoMetadataInput only had ActorAssignees with no reviewer equivalent
This commit replaces all per-entity flags with a single ApiActorsSupported
bool hoisted to the shared level on Editable, IssueMetadataState, and
RepoMetadataInput. Both assignees and reviewers now key off the same signal.
Every branch site is marked with // TODO ApiActorsSupported so we can grep
for cleanup sites when GHES eventually supports the actor-based mutations
(replaceActorsForAssignable, requestReviewsByLogin).
Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
The inline replaceSpecialAssigneeNames closures in AssigneeIds and
AssigneeLogins were duplicated. Extract them into an exported
SpecialAssigneeReplacer type that consolidates MeReplacer and
CopilotReplacer into a single ReplaceSlice call, parameterised by
actorAssignees and copilotUseLogin.
Adopt the new type in the issue create flow as well, replacing the
manual MeReplacer + conditional CopilotReplacer sequence.
Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
Wire up MultiSelectWithSearch for assignees in MetadataSurvey, replacing
the static MultiSelect that required bulk fetching all assignable actors.
This applies to both gh pr create and gh issue create interactive flows
when selecting assignees via the 'Add metadata' prompt.
Changes:
- Add assigneeSearchFunc parameter to MetadataSurvey
- Skip assignee bulk fetch when search func is available
- New SearchRepoAssignableActors API function for repo-level search
(create flows have no issue/PR node ID yet)
- New RepoAssigneeSearchFunc in shared editable.go
- Refactor actorsToSearchResult helper shared by both search functions
Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
Add greppable TODO identifiers above all if-statements that reference
featuredetection struct fields, as required by the featuredetection
linter. This ensures every feature detection branch is tagged for
future cleanup when GHES gains support.
Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
Thanks to @bagtoad, this commit refactors the argument to `NewCopilotReplacer(bool)` from being where this is used to what it effect is has.
Because there is already precedence for display name being `<login> (<name>)`, I worried there would be confusion for `Copilot (AI)` being display name for assignees and reviewers but `Copilot` when going to GitHub.com UI. Instead, I renamed the argument based on whether the login is returned / replaced.
This commit is primarily focused on fixing the existing `gh issue create` tests with the changes to the underlying queries retrieving the data for resolving metadata.
Additionally, a new test case for `gh issue create --web --assignee @copilot` was added to mirror existing tests. While exercising this capability, I found out the web UI apparently wants `copilot` instead of the `copilot-swe-agent` login, so changes to address that were a part of this commit.
- updated command documentation for new `--assignee @copilot` syntax
- updated `gh issue create` logic with feature detection for actor availability
- fixed bug where `--assignee` would not select default assignees due to login vs display name mismatch
- updated survey prompt logic to avoid parsing prompt options in favor of correlating with assignee / actor source
One thing that is not included in these changes is incorporating the GraphQL mutation to replace assignees with actors, which I will continue iterating on.
Relates #10202
While we figure out how to handle consistent experience using templates for creating issues and PRs, let's correct the help usage for issue template flag use as this is the issue template name, not filename.
With the upcoming migration from v1 project to v2 projects, we'd like the
language in our documentation to align with v2 project language. In v2,
projects are referred to by `title` and not `name`, though they are
functionally equivalent under the hood for the CLI
This removes sensitivity to the BROWSER environment variable in tests
and makes it easier to verify the URL that the browser was invoked with
without having to stub sub-processes.
Either InterruptErr or SilentErr will be present when the user has
chosen "Cancel" or pressed Ctrl-C in prompts. We don't want the recovery
mechanism to kick in these cases because the cancellation was likely
willingly initiated by the user.
