Currently, the feedback command only allows providing a title non-interactively. To add a body, the user must enter the fully interactive mode.
The command should be enhanced with flags to allow providing both the title and the body directly from the command line, for a fully non-interactive experience.
Proposed Solution:
Add --title (-T) and --body (-b) flags to the contextvibes feedback command.
- If flags are used, they take precedence.
- If flags are not used, the command should retain its current argument-based and interactive-fallback behavior.
This would enable a powerful one-shot workflow for users and scripts:
contextvibes feedback --title "New Feature" --body "Here are the details..."
Context
- CLI Version:
dev
- OS/Arch:
linux/amd64
- Filed by: @duizendstra
Currently, the
feedbackcommand only allows providing a title non-interactively. To add a body, the user must enter the fully interactive mode.The command should be enhanced with flags to allow providing both the title and the body directly from the command line, for a fully non-interactive experience.
Proposed Solution:
Add
--title(-T) and--body(-b) flags to thecontextvibes feedbackcommand.This would enable a powerful one-shot workflow for users and scripts:
contextvibes feedback --title "New Feature" --body "Here are the details..."Context
devlinux/amd64