Hi, recent migrant from GitHub and gh here. I tried to create a new issue, with the presumption that there would be some default labels (enhancement, bug, etc.) that I could assign to it. Here's the behavior I saw:
❯ berg issue create
> Issue Title: Blah blah blah
> Choose optional properties Labels
> Open editor to write a description <received>
┌──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│ There's nothing to select from │
│ │
│ Caused by: │
│ The prompt configuration is invalid: Available options can not be empty │
└─────
It seems as if my issue text got lost. There are a few ways I think this could have been handled better:
- Rather than let me write a description, throw the error message as soon as I select labels (I'd still loose the issue title)
- Just submit the issue as-is without any labels, and throw a warning like, "you need to run
berg label createfirst" - Allow me to create labels interactively as part of the issue submission process
Hi, recent migrant from GitHub and `gh` here. I tried to create a new issue, with the presumption that there would be some default labels (enhancement, bug, etc.) that I could assign to it. Here's the behavior I saw:
```
❯ berg issue create
> Issue Title: Blah blah blah
> Choose optional properties Labels
> Open editor to write a description <received>
┌──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│ There's nothing to select from │
│ │
│ Caused by: │
│ The prompt configuration is invalid: Available options can not be empty │
└─────
```
It seems as if my issue text got lost. There are a few ways I think this could have been handled better:
- Rather than let me write a description, throw the error message as soon as I select labels (I'd still loose the issue title)
- Just submit the issue as-is without any labels, and throw a warning like, "you need to run `berg label create` first"
- Allow me to create labels interactively as part of the issue submission process