// Manage GitHub sub-issues using the gh-sub-issue extension. Use when the user asks to create, list, add, or remove sub-issues (child issues) from a parent issue.
| name | sub-issue |
| description | Manage GitHub sub-issues using the gh-sub-issue extension. Use when the user asks to create, list, add, or remove sub-issues (child issues) from a parent issue. |
Manage GitHub sub-issues (child issues) using the gh sub-issue extension.
Before using any sub-issue commands, check if the extension is installed:
gh extension list | grep -q sub-issue || gh extension install yahsan2/gh-sub-issue
This will install the extension if it's not already present.
Create a new issue directly linked as a child of a parent issue:
gh sub-issue create --parent <parent-issue> --title "<title>" --body "<body>" --repo posit-dev/connect
Flags:
-p, --parent — Parent issue number or URL (required)-t, --title — Title for new sub-issue (required)-b, --body — Body text for the sub-issue-l, --label — Comma-separated labels-a, --assignee — Comma-separated usernames-m, --milestone — Milestone name or number--project — Projects (can specify multiple times)gh sub-issue add <parent-issue> <sub-issue> --repo posit-dev/connect
gh sub-issue list <parent-issue> --repo posit-dev/connect
gh sub-issue list <parent-issue> --state all --repo posit-dev/connect
gh sub-issue remove <parent-issue> <sub-issue> --repo posit-dev/connect
--repo posit-dev/connect to ensure correct repository context--body with heredoc for multi-line descriptions:gh sub-issue create --parent 123 --title "My issue" --body "$(cat <<'EOF'
Description here.
**Acceptance criteria:**
1. First item
2. Second item
EOF
)" --repo posit-dev/connect
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