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How do I recognize that an issue was closed through a commit? (Fixes #123 Foo Blah) #24889
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In a GitHub App, it is easy to listen to issues being closed. But how do I recognize that an issue is being closed because a commit in the style of Fixes #123 Some Reason happened? The IssuesEvent does not contain any hints. |
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AndreaGriffiths11
Nov 28, 2018
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Hi @thadiun, Thanks for being here! The event I hope this helps! Andrea |
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Hi @thadiun,
Thanks for being here! The event
closedlisted here The issue was closed by theactor. When the commit_id is present, it identifies the commit that closed the issue using “closes / fixes #NN” syntax.I hope this helps!
Andrea