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Hello, thanks for your work on glab!
I encountered a (new?) bug which may be related to #468, but I think this is rather different one on the backend.
First, I have both GitLab.com and a self-hosted instance with different handles (astrochun and cly, respectively).
For self-hosted repos, I gitlab auth login and that's properly configured. I recently started some testing work on GitLab.com to ensure I have the proper CI/CD in place (our self-hosted instance currently can't support GitLab Pages). I also gitlab auth login for GitLab.com and that seem to work as intended (e.g., Can create issues and MR).
The issue I'm encountering is that when I provide the assignees metadata for my GitLab.com account, it seems to send the wrong handle ("cly") over to the GitLab API (should send "astrochun"). This happens for both issues and MRs.
I believe this is occurring because one of my glab alias has --assignee cly set. Yet, it seems that when I try to override through the glab interaction, it still sends cly.
Expected Behavior vs Actual Behavior
It should send "astrochun" given that was specified in the selection menu instead of the initial input.
Possible Fix
Steps to Reproduce
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Your Environment
Version used (Run glab --version): 1.18.1
Operating System and version:
MacOS: 10.15.7 python: 3.10.0
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Description
Hello, thanks for your work on
glab
!I encountered a (new?) bug which may be related to #468, but I think this is rather different one on the backend.
First, I have both GitLab.com and a self-hosted instance with different handles (astrochun and cly, respectively).
For self-hosted repos, I
gitlab auth login
and that's properly configured. I recently started some testing work on GitLab.com to ensure I have the proper CI/CD in place (our self-hosted instance currently can't support GitLab Pages). I alsogitlab auth login
for GitLab.com and that seem to work as intended (e.g., Can create issues and MR).The issue I'm encountering is that when I provide the assignees metadata for my GitLab.com account, it seems to send the wrong handle ("cly") over to the GitLab API (should send "astrochun"). This happens for both issues and MRs.
Here's a snapshot of what I see from
glab
.But if you go to the repo in question, you will see that this accidentally assign it to someone else with the "cly" handle.
Issue: https://gitlab.com/astrochun/mkdocstrings-page/-/issues/2
MR: https://gitlab.com/astrochun/mkdocstrings-page/-/merge_requests/2
I believe this is occurring because one of my
glab alias
has--assignee cly
set. Yet, it seems that when I try to override through theglab
interaction, it still sends cly.Expected Behavior vs Actual Behavior
It should send "astrochun" given that was specified in the selection menu instead of the initial input.
Possible Fix
Steps to Reproduce
Logs
Your Environment
glab --version
): 1.18.1MacOS: 10.15.7
python
: 3.10.0The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: