Issues#

Reported issues#

Reference#

Examples#

List the issues:

issues = gl.issues.list()

Use the state and label parameters to filter the results. Use the order_by and sort attributes to sort the results:

open_issues = gl.issues.list(state='opened')
closed_issues = gl.issues.list(state='closed')
tagged_issues = gl.issues.list(labels=['foo', 'bar'])

Note

It is not possible to edit or delete Issue objects. You need to create a ProjectIssue object to perform changes:

issue = gl.issues.list()[0]
project = gl.projects.get(issue.project_id, lazy=True)
editable_issue = project.issues.get(issue.iid, lazy=True)
editable_issue.title = updated_title
editable_issue.save()

Group issues#

Reference#

Examples#

List the group issues:

issues = group.issues.list()
# Filter using the state, labels and milestone parameters
issues = group.issues.list(milestone='1.0', state='opened')
# Order using the order_by and sort parameters
issues = group.issues.list(order_by='created_at', sort='desc')

Note

It is not possible to edit or delete GroupIssue objects. You need to create a ProjectIssue object to perform changes:

issue = group.issues.list()[0]
project = gl.projects.get(issue.project_id, lazy=True)
editable_issue = project.issues.get(issue.iid, lazy=True)
editable_issue.title = updated_title
editable_issue.save()

Project issues#

Reference#

Examples#

List the project issues:

issues = project.issues.list()
# Filter using the state, labels and milestone parameters
issues = project.issues.list(milestone='1.0', state='opened')
# Order using the order_by and sort parameters
issues = project.issues.list(order_by='created_at', sort='desc')

Get a project issue:

issue = project.issues.get(issue_iid)

Create a new issue:

issue = project.issues.create({'title': 'I have a bug',
                               'description': 'Something useful here.'})

Update an issue:

issue.labels = ['foo', 'bar']
issue.save()

Close / reopen an issue:

# close an issue
issue.state_event = 'close'
issue.save()
# reopen it
issue.state_event = 'reopen'
issue.save()

Delete an issue (admin or project owner only):

project.issues.delete(issue_id)
# pr
issue.delete()

Assign the issues:

issue = gl.issues.list()[0]
issue.assignee_ids = [25, 10, 31, 12]
issue.save()

Note

The Gitlab API explicitly references that the assignee_id field is deprecated, so using a list of user IDs for assignee_ids is how to assign an issue to a user(s).

Subscribe / unsubscribe from an issue:

issue.subscribe()
issue.unsubscribe()

Move an issue to another project:

issue.move(other_project_id)

Reorder an issue on a board:

issue.reorder(move_after_id=2, move_before_id=3)

Make an issue as todo:

issue.todo()

Get time tracking stats:

issue.time_stats()

On recent versions of Gitlab the time stats are also returned as an issue object attribute:

issue = project.issue.get(iid)
print(issue.attributes['time_stats'])

Set a time estimate for an issue:

issue.time_estimate('3h30m')

Reset a time estimate for an issue:

issue.reset_time_estimate()

Add spent time for an issue:

issue.add_spent_time('3h30m')

Reset spent time for an issue:

issue.reset_spent_time()

Get user agent detail for the issue (admin only):

detail = issue.user_agent_detail()

Get the list of merge requests that will close an issue when merged:

mrs = issue.closed_by()

Get the merge requests related to an issue:

mrs = issue.related_merge_requests()

Get the list of participants:

users = issue.participants()

Issues statistics#

Reference#

Examples#

Get statistics of all issues created by the current user:

statistics = gl.issues_statistics.get()

Get statistics of all issues the user has access to:

statistics = gl.issues_statistics.get(scope='all')

Get statistics of issues for the user with foobar in the title or the description:

statistics = gl.issues_statistics.get(search='foobar')

Get statistics of all issues in a group:

statistics = group.issues_statistics.get()

Get statistics of issues in a group with foobar in the title or the description:

statistics = group.issues_statistics.get(search='foobar')

Get statistics of all issues in a project:

statistics = project.issues_statistics.get()

Get statistics of issues in a project with foobar in the title or the description:

statistics = project.issues_statistics.get(search='foobar')