That’s a very little snipplet/hack to retrieve the issue with curl and php. If you have time take a look to the official GitHub v3 API to create something better ;)
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curl -u “:user” https://api.github.com/repos/:user/:repo/issues?per_page=1000 > issue.json
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note that I have to use per_page parameter because since v3 API all the results are all paginated by 30. I used CuRL externally from php (I’m lazy) but you can implement the API call as you like.
Then create a php file like this:
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milestone->title.”;”.$i->number.”;”.$i->state.”;”.$i->title.”;”.$i->body.”\n\r”;
}
?>
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and execute it to have issues on a csv file
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php issues.php > issues.csv
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That’s all!