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GitHub Artifact Exporter open source release

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Date Published
Author
Jason Macgowan
Word Count
476
Company Posts That Month
12
Language
English
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No
Summary

GitHub Artifact Exporter is a tool designed to facilitate the export of repository data for reporting teams without requiring knowledge of the GitHub API. It offers both a Command Line Interface (CLI) and a Graphical User Interface (GUI) to allow users to export data such as GitHub Issues, comments, commits, milestones, projects, pull requests, and releases in JSON or CSV formats. The GUI requires users to input a personal access token, repository owner, and repository name, while the CLI offers additional search functionalities. This tool addresses the need for easily accessible data exports, allowing teams to analyze and present GitHub activity data through simple spreadsheets, thereby enhancing the audit and reporting process. Suggestions and feedback for the tool are welcomed to improve its functionality.

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