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…y's issues A read-only view for a laptop or a phone: status groups in working order, filters and search kept in the URL hash, the dependency graph as inline SVG, each card expanding to its body and comments. Python standard library only; reads the notes through --porcelain list, export and show. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Draft, for a look rather than a merge. We started using git-issue today on a shared repository (39 of your items, 16 of ours) and the first thing missing was a way to read the board on a phone, where
git issue listis not an option. This is that page.What it is.
contrib/board/git-issue-board.pyreads the notes through--porcelain list,exportandshow, and writes one self-contained HTML file: issues grouped by status in working order (in progress, review, blocked, open, deferred, closed), priority first within a group; a status filter, assignee dropdown and search kept in the URL hash so a filtered view is a link; a dependency graph as inline SVG for the issues that take part in an edge (solidblocksandparent_of, dashedrelates_to); each card expands to the description, comments, author, dates and thegit issue showline. Light and dark follow the OS, and the layout holds at phone width. Python standard library only;git-issueonPATH.Serve the output directory with any static server for a phone; the footer dates the snapshot and names the commit it came from.
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contrib/and why a draft. It is a consumer of the porcelain, not a change to the tool, so it sits beside the Emacs client rather than inbin/. Whether you want it in the repository at all, undercontrib/or linked from the docs as an external tool, is your call; the draft is so you can see it and say. It runs 55 issues in about 6 s because it callsexportonce per issue (#3); when that is fixed the loop collapses to one call.Checked on a 55-issue repository, on a repository with no notes (exits 1 with the fetch line), and on a non-repository path; screenshots at desktop and 390 px, light and dark, no console errors, no horizontal scroll.
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