Currently, the comment functionality is not working as expected via command-line arguments.
Steps to Reproduce:
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Run b24 tasks to get a list of tasks.
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Try to add a comment to a task using its ID:
b24 comments add <TASK_ID> "This is a test comment"
- Expected behavior: The comment should be added directly.
- Actual behavior: The command ignores the arguments and opens an interactive menu for a different task.
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Try to view comments for a task using its ID:
b24 comments view <TASK_ID>
- Expected behavior: The comments for the specified task should be displayed.
- Actual behavior: The command fails with an
error: unknown command 'comments' message.
Conclusion:
The comments subcommand is not parsing arguments correctly and seems to be completely broken for direct command-line use. The functionality might only be accessible through the interactive menus, which defeats the purpose of direct CLI commands.
Currently, the comment functionality is not working as expected via command-line arguments.
Steps to Reproduce:
Run
b24 tasksto get a list of tasks.Try to add a comment to a task using its ID:
Try to view comments for a task using its ID:
error: unknown command 'comments'message.Conclusion:
The
commentssubcommand is not parsing arguments correctly and seems to be completely broken for direct command-line use. The functionality might only be accessible through the interactive menus, which defeats the purpose of direct CLI commands.