Comment faire trier un bug tracker par Codex CLI dans un canal de records osFoundry
À la fin, Codex CLI traite le canal de records "Bugs" de l'un de vos projets osFoundry . Il lit le schéma du canal, parcourt page par page les éléments encore marqués New, ouvre chacun d'eux et renseigne Status, Owner et Severity. Les modifications apparaissent dans l'onglet Data du canal comme celles de n'importe quel collègue, et chaque appel est listé dans le Recent activity (activité récente)…
Codex CLI can organize a bug tracker in a records channel on osFoundry by following a series of steps. First, establish a connection to the osFoundry platform by ensuring the Codex config file contains the necessary server URL and OAuth token. Next, locate the "Bugs" record channel within the desired project and open it in Codex.
Using the Codex CLI, Codex reads the channel's schema, which defines the fields for each record, including their types, required status, and options. The CLI then processes each "New" item in the record channel, updating its status to "triaged," assigning an owner based on the item's category, and setting a severity level. The data changes appear in the "Data" tab as if contributed by a colleague, and each action is logged in the "Recent activity" section.
Codex validates the data against the channel's schema, refusing any invalid values and leaving them unmodified if rejected. When Codex encounters a field that cannot be automatically filled, it lists the item at the end of the process. The entire operation can be automated through Codex CLI commands, such as `list_project_resources`, `list_record_items`, `read_record_item`, `edit_record_item`, and `poll_resource_events`.
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