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Minor Changes

• #50 a7efb20 Thanks @JounQin! - Add gcb pr --as-user <login> to create a pull request through the host opener using that person's
  ~/.config/gh-<login> configuration; gcb issue create --as-user <login> uses the same route.
  --via-host is gone: the login names the route and the account. The selected directory must exist before the request is made.

• #55 c47a3a5 Thanks @JounQin! - Make the pull-request identity explicit: app installation token by default, --as-user without a
  login for the broker's authorized user token, and --as-user <login> for the host-opener route.

• #56 f4c8d71 Thanks @JounQin! - Add gcb repo fork [owner/name]: create a fork under a person's account with --as-user (broker
  authorized user or host opener). The app identity cannot own a fork, so it is refused.

Patch Changes

• #57 28fa646 Thanks @JounQin! - Fail loudly when pr --threads gets no review-thread report instead of printing nothing; a malformed,
  structurally incomplete, or missing-field GraphQL response is no longer reported as "no review
  threads". Refused pull-request actions are audited as pull-request, not credential.
• Updated dependencies [a7efb20, c47a3a5, f4c8d71]:
  • [email protected]

[email protected]

Minor Changes

• #50 a7efb20 Thanks @JounQin! - Add gcb pr --as-user <login> to create a pull request through the host opener using that person's
  ~/.config/gh-<login> configuration; gcb issue create --as-user <login> uses the same route.
  --via-host is gone: the login names the route and the account. The selected directory must exist before the request is made.

• #55 c47a3a5 Thanks @JounQin! - Make the pull-request identity explicit: app installation token by default, --as-user without a
  login for the broker's authorized user token, and --as-user <login> for the host-opener route.

• #56 f4c8d71 Thanks @JounQin! - Add gcb repo fork [owner/name]: create a fork under a person's account with --as-user (broker
  authorized user or host opener). The app identity cannot own a fork, so it is refused.

[email protected]

Minor Changes

• #50 a7efb20 Thanks @JounQin! - Add gcb pr --as-user <login> to create a pull request through the host opener using that person's
  ~/.config/gh-<login> configuration; gcb issue create --as-user <login> uses the same route.
  --via-host is gone: the login names the route and the account. The selected directory must exist before the request is made.

• #55 c47a3a5 Thanks @JounQin! - Make the pull-request identity explicit: app installation token by default, --as-user without a
  login for the broker's authorized user token, and --as-user <login> for the host-opener route.

• #56 f4c8d71 Thanks @JounQin! - Add gcb repo fork [owner/name]: create a fork under a person's account with --as-user (broker
  authorized user or host opener). The app identity cannot own a fork, so it is refused.

Patch Changes

• #46 3475d35 Thanks @JounQin! - Add gcb config edit to open the broker configuration in $VISUAL/$EDITOR and validate the
  saved file.

• #60 ceaf2be Thanks @JounQin! - Classify invalid-proxy pull-request refusals with the request op in the audit log, and stop counting an
  empty comment body as omitted lines in pr --threads.

• #57 28fa646 Thanks @JounQin! - Fail loudly when pr --threads gets no review-thread report instead of printing nothing; a malformed,
  structurally incomplete, or missing-field GraphQL response is no longer reported as "no review
  threads". Refused pull-request actions are audited as pull-request, not credential.

• Updated dependencies [a7efb20, c47a3a5, f4c8d71]:

  • [email protected]

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