Implement "browse" subcommand on Windows #74
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Nice, thanks for the contribution! I had no idea how to do this on Windows. |
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Released in v0.1.12: https://github.com/Netflix-Skunkworks/go-jira/releases/latest |
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Implement "browse" subcommand on Windows
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Cory, thanks a lot for your excellent tool! I found that "jira browse" did not do anything on Windows yet. I added the missing code to Browse() in cli.go. Hope the change makes sense. (I am a total Go newbie, so there is a good chance I am missing something.)