why this genius tools can't use in gitlab
I love it.
xxmyjk
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This tool is sort of a semi-official GitHub CLI tool. It serves as a GitHub workflow enchancer as well as a demonstration of what can be achived using our API. As such, it's not in our interest to support other platforms (GitLab, Bitbucket, etc.).
Theoretically, someone could submit a PR tomorrow that introduces a swappable adapter for various platforms, and implements GitLab API as an alternative to GitHub API. Technically, that's feasible. However, practically that's very difficult to maintain over the long run, since every feature addition or change would have to be synced between multiple backends.
When Go gets stable support for runtime plugins, we can reconsider this. That way the community can maintain the support for 3rd party adapters without us having to.
mislav
on 16 Jan 2017
thanks a lot. : ) 馃憤
xxmyjk
on 19 Jan 2017
@xxmyjk We've got a hub-like cli going here: https://github.com/zaquestion/lab
zaquestion
on 17 Nov 2017
Just putting this here as it was a bit hard to find at the time -
GitLab API NodeJS library with full support of all the Gitlab API services
Also has CLI Support
udayrajMT
on 30 Oct 2020
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This tool is sort of a semi-official GitHub CLI tool. It serves as a GitHub workflow enchancer as well as a demonstration of what can be achived using our API. As such, it's not in our interest to support other platforms (GitLab, Bitbucket, etc.).
Theoretically, someone could submit a PR tomorrow that introduces a swappable adapter for various platforms, and implements GitLab API as an alternative to GitHub API. Technically, that's feasible. However, practically that's very difficult to maintain over the long run, since every feature addition or change would have to be synced between multiple backends.
When Go gets stable support for runtime plugins, we can reconsider this. That way the community can maintain the support for 3rd party adapters without us having to.