spp plan
spp plan <epic> [--goal TEXT] [--constraints TEXT] [--branch NAME] [--repos a/b,c/d] [--narrowed TEXT]... |
[--narrowed none] [--add-deviation TEXT] [--table-file FILE] [--by "<skill> <step>"] writes the Epic's <!-- sdd-plan --> comment,
rewriting it in place, and prints its URL. A field you do not pass keeps its stored value. --narrowed replaces the
stored list with every --narrowed of the call, --narrowed none clears it, and a call without it keeps it;
--add-deviation appends to the Deviated list. The table file is copied in verbatim. The trailer's by records
the write's maker: to-tickets, or the skill and step --by names. It has no --json. A trailer that still holds
the driver an older spp recorded is read without error, and no line renders it.
Each --add-deviation also records a contract-edited Signal. When the text starts with an issue (#N, N,
owner/repo#N or an issue URL, a trailing : allowed) it is charged to the maker of that issue's Verify pin (harden
when it names none); otherwise to the maker of the plan comment before this write (to-tickets when it names none).
It records nothing under CI, outside an Attended session, or when the Self-improvement mode of this checkout, or of
another repo whose issue it is about, is Off. A Signal goes to this checkout's log, and a failure
while recording is one signal not recorded: line on stderr that leaves the exit code as it was.
Functions¶
run()¶
Merges the given fields into the Epic's plan comment.
Parameters¶
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
args |
string[] |
The Epic (an issue number in the current repo or an issue URL), then any of the flags above. |
Returns¶
Promise\<number>
0 when the comment is written; 2 on a usage error, with the usage on stderr; 1 when gh fails or the
stored trailer does not decode, with the reason on stderr.
Example¶
Variables¶
USAGE¶
The usage text spp plan --help prints.
usage: spp plan <epic> [--goal TEXT] [--constraints TEXT] [--branch NAME] [--repos a/b,c/d]
[--narrowed TEXT]... | [--narrowed none] [--add-deviation TEXT] [--table-file FILE]
[--by "<skill> <step>"]
--narrowed replaces the stored list with every --narrowed of the call, --narrowed none clears it, and a
call without --narrowed keeps it; --add-deviation appends.
--by records the write as that skill's (default to-tickets), the rest of the value as its step.