glab(1)
NAME π (welcome to the glab(1) manual, bestie)
glab-mr-note-resolve β Resolve a discussion on a merge request. (EXPERIMENTAL)
π SYNOPSIS π
Exact source synopsis, no edits, because we respect the source:
glab mr note resolve [ | ] [flags]
β¨ DESCRIPTION β¨
Okay so this command resolves a discussion on a merge request. Thatβs the whole vibe. π
The identifier can be one of the following:
- Discussion ID: full 40-character hex string or an 8+ character prefix
- Note ID: integer note ID (looks up the parent discussion automatically)
The merge request comes first, then the discussion. No cap. Without a merge request, the merge request for the current branch is used. With --repo, the merge request is required.
If a prefix matches multiple discussions, an error is returned with the ambiguous matches. So yeah, ambiguity gets a big fat error. π
β οΈ bestie, heads up: This feature is an experiment and is not ready for production use. It might be unstable or removed at any time. For more information, see https://docs.gitlab.com/policy/development_stages_support/.
𧬠OPTIONS INHERITED FROM PARENT COMMANDS π§¬
-h,--help[=false]β Show help for this command. Iconic, honestly.-R,--repo=""β Select another repository. You can use eitherOWNER/REPOorGROUP/NAMESPACE/REPO. The full URL or Git URL is also accepted.
πΈ EXAMPLE πΈ
# Resolve a discussion on merge request 123 by prefix
glab mr note resolve 123 abc12345
# Resolve a discussion on merge request 123 in another repository
glab mr note resolve 123 abc12345 -R OWNER/REPO
# Resolve a discussion by note ID
glab mr note resolve 3107030349
# Resolve a discussion by prefix (8+ chars, auto-detects merge request from branch)
glab mr note resolve abc12345
# Resolve a discussion by full ID
glab mr note resolve abc12345deadbeef1234567890abcdef12345678
π SEE ALSO π
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