Question 1

Is git-labelmaker still being updated?

Accepted Answer

No, the project has been sunsetted and is read-only. The author recommends using GitHub Actions like labeler for current needs, so no new features or bug fixes will be provided.

Question 2

How do I use git-labelmaker with GitHub Enterprise?

Accepted Answer

git-labelmaker does not support GitHub Enterprise. If you have a custom API path, you should use git-label instead, as mentioned in the README. It's limited to the public GitHub API only.

Question 3

git-labelmaker vs labeler: which is better for GitHub label management?

Accepted Answer

labeler is a GitHub Action for auto-labeling issues and PRs, while git-labelmaker is a CLI tool for manual management. Since git-labelmaker is deprecated, labeler or other active tools are preferable for modern, automated workflows.

Question 4

How to create a label package with git-labelmaker?

Accepted Answer

Run git-labelmaker in your git repository and select the option to create a package from current labels. It will generate a JSON file that you can reuse, as described in the 'Create Package From Labels' section of the README.

Question 5

Can I use git-labelmaker without a GitHub token?

Accepted Answer

No, you need a GitHub access token with repo permissions to interact with the API. The tool helps secure it with a password, but token generation is required as per the README instructions.

Question 6

What are the alternatives to git-labelmaker for managing GitHub labels?

Accepted Answer

Alternatives include GitHub Actions like labeler, which is recommended by the author, or other CLI tools like git-label. For enterprise use, tools supporting custom APIs are necessary.

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