gitlab-projects-issues 3.0.2

Generate GitLab project issues and milestones statistics automatically

gitlab-projects-issues

Generate GitLab project issues and milestones statistics automatically

Documentation: https://radiandevcore.gitlab.io/tools/gitlab-projects-issues
Package: https://pypi.org/project/gitlab-projects-issues/

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Purpose

This tool can automatically generate issues and milestones statistics,
by analyzing project's issues, detecting milestones and assignees.

If issues without time estimations are found, ~? will be shown before time outputs.

Milestone statistics will automatically be injected in the milestone description,
with a markdown table of assignees, timings, progress and issues total.

The following step is required before using the tool:

• The GitLab user tokens must be created with an api scope (a short expiration date is recommended)

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Outputs

Milestones statistics will automatically be added to each milestone's description.

The following example shows how milestones statistics may look on a project:

Milestone statistics - MILESTONE NAME

Assignees	Issues	Estimated	Spent	Remaining	Progress
Without assignee	10	18d	18d	/	██████████ 100.00%
USER ONE	22	42d	5d	37d	█▂▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁ 11.90%
USER TWO	29	50d 2h	20d 6h	29d 4h	████▂▁▁▁▁▁ 41.29%
USER THREE	7	9d 2h	3d 4h	5d 6h	███▅▁▁▁▁▁▁ 37.84%
USER FOUR	6	21d	/	21d	▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁ 0.00%
Total	74	135d 4h	47d 2h	93d 2h	███▄▁▁▁▁▁▁ 34.87%

Last update using gitlab-projects-issues : 2024-06-01 19:38:48 UTC

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Examples

# Show the helper menu
gitlab-projects-issues

# Inject milestones statistics into milestones' description
gitlab-projects-issues --milestones-statistics 'https://gitlab.com/group/project'

# Inject milestones statistics into milestones' description (with default 20h time per unestimated issues)
gitlab-projects-issues --milestones-statistics --default-estimate '20' 'https://gitlab.com/group/project'

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Usage

usage: gitlab-projects-issues [-h] [--version] [--no-color] [--update-check] [--settings] [--set GROUP KEY VAL]
                              [-c FILES] [--dump] [--default-estimate ESTIMATE] [--exclude-closed-issues]
                              [--milestone MILESTONE] [--milestones-statistics] [--exclude-closed-milestones] [--]
                              [url_path]

gitlab-projects-issues: Generate GitLab project issues and milestones statistics automatically

internal arguments:
  -h, --help                   # Show this help message
  --version                    # Show the current version
  --no-color                   # Disable colors outputs with 'NO_COLOR=1'
                               # (or default settings: [themes] > no_color)
  --update-check               # Check for newer package updates
  --settings                   # Show the current settings path and contents
  --set GROUP KEY VAL          # Set settings specific 'VAL' value to [GROUP] > KEY
                               # or unset by using 'UNSET' as 'VAL'

credentials arguments:
  -c FILES, --config FILES     # Python GitLab configuration files (default: PYTHON_GITLAB_CFG environment)

common arguments:
  --dump                       # Dump Python objects of projects

issues arguments:
  --default-estimate ESTIMATE  # Default issue time estimate if none providedin hours (default: 8)
  --exclude-closed-issues      # Exclude issues in closed state

milestones arguments:
  --milestone MILESTONE        # Use a specific milestone by name, by ID, or "None"
  --milestones-statistics      # Inject milestones statistics into milestones' description
  --exclude-closed-milestones  # Exclude milestones in closed state

positional arguments:
  --                           # Positional arguments separator (recommended)
  url_path                     # GitLab project path URL

environment variables:
  GITLAB_TOKEN                 # GitLab API token environment variable
  CI_JOB_TOKEN                 # GitLab CI job token environment variable (CI only)

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Python GitLab configuration file

gitlab-projects-issues uses the same configuration files as the python-gitlab API,
holding domains, URL and private tokens credentials for the GitLab instances.

The default user configuration file can be created at ~/.python-gitlab.cfg.

The -c or --config parameters can provide specific configuration files,
otherwise the PYTHON_GITLAB_CFG environment variable can be used.

Example ~/.python-gitlab.cfg configuration file:

[global]
default = gitlab.com
ssl_verify = true
timeout = 5

[gitlab.com]
url = https://gitlab.com
private_token = glpat-...

[gitlab.local.dev]
url = https://gitlab.local.dev
private_token = glpat-...

[gitlab.private.dev:4243]
url = https://gitlab.private.dev:4243
private_token = glpat-...
ssl_verify = /usr/local/share/ca-certificates/gitlab.private.dev.crt

python-gitlab configuration files documentation: Getting started with the CLI / Configuration files

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Userspace available settings

gitlab-projects-issues creates a settings.ini configuration file in a userspace folder.

For example, it allows to disable the automated updates daily check ([updates] > enabled)

The settings.ini file location and contents can be shown with the following command:

gitlab-projects-issues --settings

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Environment available configurations

gitlab-projects-issues uses colored for colors outputs.

If colors of both outputs types do not match the terminal's theme,
an environment variable NO_COLOR=1 can be defined to disable colors.

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Dependencies

• colored: Terminal colors and styles
• python-gitlab: A python wrapper for the GitLab API
• setuptools: Build and manage Python packages
• update-checker: Check for package updates on PyPI

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References

• commitizen: Simple commit conventions for internet citizens
• git-cliff: CHANGELOG generator
• gitlab-release: Utility for publishing on GitLab
• gcil: Launch .gitlab-ci.yml jobs locally
• mkdocs: Project documentation with Markdown
• mkdocs-material: Material theme for mkdocs documentation
• mypy: Optional static typing for Python
• pre-commit: A framework for managing and maintaining pre-commit hooks
• pre-commit-crocodile: Git hooks intended for developers using pre-commit
• PyPI: The Python Package Index
• twine: Utility for publishing on PyPI