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GitHub CLI v2.94.0 Enhances Issue Management
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- →Enhances developer productivity by reducing the need to switch between CLI and browser.
- →Improves automation capabilities with new JSON fields for issue data.
- →Supports more structured and efficient project management directly from the terminal.
GitHub has released version 2.94.0 of its CLI, introducing new features for managing issue types, sub-issues, and dependencies directly from the terminal. Developers can now set issue types, manage hierarchical relationships, and mark dependencies without needing to use the browser. The update also adds JSON fields for issue data, enhancing automation capabilities. This release aims to streamline developer workflows by integrating more comprehensive issue management into the CLI.
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