bee browse

Overview

Open a Backlog page in the browser

With no arguments, opens the repository page (inside a Backlog repo) or the dashboard.

Accepts an issue key (PROJECT-123), bare number (123, project inferred from Git remote), file path (src/main.ts), or path with line (src/main.ts:42). Paths ending with / open the directory tree. Use --project with section flags (e.g. --issues, --board) for project pages.

Usage

bee browse [flags] [TARGET]

Arguments

TARGET

Issue key, issue number, file path, or project key

Flags

-p , --project <id>

Project ID or project key (required)

-b , --branch <name>

View file at a specific branch

-c , --commit

View file at the latest commit

-n , --no-browser

Print the URL instead of opening the browser

--issues

Open the issues page

--board

Open the board page

--gantt

Open the Gantt chart page

--wiki

Open the wiki page

--documents

Open the documents page

--files

Open the shared files page

--git

Open the git repositories page

--svn

Open the Subversion page

--settings

Open the project settings page

-s , --space <hostname>

Space hostname

Examples

Open repository page (in a Backlog repo)

bee browse

Open dashboard (outside a Backlog repo)

bee browse

Open an issue

bee browse PROJECT-123

Open issue by number (inferred project)

bee browse 123

Open a file in git viewer

bee browse src/main.ts

Open a file at a specific line

bee browse src/main.ts:42

Open a directory in git viewer

bee browse src/

Browse at a specific branch

bee browse src/main.ts -b develop

Browse at the latest commit

bee browse -c

Print URL without opening browser

bee browse -n

Open project issues page

bee browse -p PROJECT --issues

Open project board

bee browse -p PROJECT --board

Open Gantt chart

bee browse -p PROJECT --gantt

Environment variables

BACKLOG_PROJECT

Project ID or project key (required)

BACKLOG_SPACE

Space hostname

BACKLOG_API_KEY

Authenticate with an API key

BACKLOG_PROJECT

Default project ID or project key