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Generate Slack activity digests from GitHub activity across a channel's repos. Preview by default; --post to send.
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| name | bip-digest |
| description | Generate Slack activity digests from GitHub activity across a channel's repos. Preview by default; --post to send. |
Generate activity digest (preview only by default).
bip digest --channel dasm2 # Preview digest for channel
bip digest --channel dasm2 --since 2d # Last 2 days
bip digest --channel dasm2 --post # Actually post to Slack
bip digest --channel dasm2 --post-to scratch --post # Post to scratch channel
--channel CHANNEL — Channel whose repos to scan (required)--since PERIOD — Time period (e.g., 1w, 2d, 12h). Default: 1w--post — Actually post to Slack (default: preview only)--post-to CHANNEL — Override destination (e.g., scratch for testing)--repos REPOS — Override repos (comma-separated)The digest command previews output by default. Use --post to actually send to Slack.
This prevents accidental posts to real channels.