feat(issues): restore --project flag on issues create - #49
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe issue creation command now accepts ChangesIssue project assignment
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Issue creation dry runs now display the supplied project value. A crafted value can inject terminal control sequences into a user's terminal, so sanitization is needed before merge. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant CLI
participant IssueHandler
participant create_issue
participant ProjectResolver
participant LinearAPI
CLI->>IssueHandler: Parse --project
IssueHandler->>create_issue: Pass project value
create_issue->>ProjectResolver: Resolve project name or ID
ProjectResolver-->>create_issue: Return project UUID
create_issue->>LinearAPI: Send mutation with projectId
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One behavior note I found while verifying, which I left as-authored rather than "fixing" inside a cherry-pick — tell me which way you'd prefer. In if let Some(ref p) = project {
if dry_run {
input["projectId"] = json!(p); // raw string, no API call
} else {
let project_id = resolve_project_id(&client, p, &output.cache).await?;
input["projectId"] = json!(project_id);
}
}So a name that does not exist passes dry-run cleanly: Note Happy to add a commit resolving project in dry-run too, for consistency with team — or to leave it exactly as is. Your call; I did not want to silently change someone else's commit. |
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In `@src/commands/issues.rs`:
- Line 1429: Update the dry-run output around the println! call to pass the
user-controlled project value through safe_terminal_value before printing, while
preserving the existing Project label and output flow.
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| println!(" Estimate: {}", e); | ||
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| if let Some(ref p) = project { | ||
| println!(" Project: {}", p); |
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Sanitize the project value before terminal output.
--project is user-controlled. The dry-run path writes it directly to the terminal, so terminal escape sequences can alter terminal state. Use safe_terminal_value(p) before println!.
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| println!(" Project: {}", p); | |
| println!(" Project: {}", safe_terminal_value(p)); |
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In `@src/commands/issues.rs` at line 1429, Update the dry-run output around the
println! call to pass the user-controlled project value through
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Hey, thanks for the report. I will try to fix this ASAP. |
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Hi again, @Finesssee!
We are using
linear-cliquite a lot here (I'm on the same team as @oliviasculley) :) Here's a new proposed improvement from us:issues createhas no--projectflag onmaster, so a new issue cannot be filed into a project in one call — you have to create it and thenissues moveit.The flag was written in c7c7446 (
feat(issues): add project flag to create, Jun 26). That commit lives on thefinesssee-add-project-flagbranch and was taggedv0.3.27, but no PR was ever opened and it never reachedmaster. So it ships in thev0.3.27binary while being absent from the source everyone builds from.This cherry-picks that commit onto current
master, with original authorship preserved.What's in it
--project <PROJECT>onissues create, resolved via the existingresolve_project_idhelper — the same resolverissues updateandissues movealready use, so name-or-ID handling and error messages match. Plus the README line and the test from the original commit.Nothing else on
mastergains or loses behavior.--projectalready existed onlist,update, andmove; onlycreatewas missing it.Deliberately not included
0.3.26->0.3.27, butv0.3.27is already tagged against a different tree, so reusing it would be wrong and picking the next number is your release call.Cargo.toml/Cargo.lockare untouched here.main.rs#[cfg(unix)]test gating from the original commit.masteralready fixed that independently, and more thoroughly. Dropped as redundant.Verification
macOS arm64:
Two pre-existing issues in the tree that this PR does not touch and does not fix:
cargo fmt --checkflags a trailing blank line ininitiatives.rs:396— the same one Fix two GraphQL selections that Linear's schema no longer accepts #46 offers to clean up.cargo clippy --all-targets -D warningsreports 4items_after_test_moduleerrors incomments.rs,documents.rs,templates.rs,views.rson clippy 1.93. These look like toolchain drift against the 1.97 target in 474f71b rather than anything new.Happy to rebase or drop the README/test hunks if you'd rather take it narrower.
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