bee issue create

Overview

Create an issue

Omitted required fields will be prompted interactively. Priority accepts a name: high, normal, or low.

bee issue create [flags]

-p, --project <id>: Project ID or project key
-t, --title <text>: Issue title
-T, --type <id>: Issue type ID
-P, --priority <name>: Priority
-d, --description <text>: Issue description
-a, --assignee <id>: Assignee user ID. Use @me for yourself.
--category <id>: Category IDs (repeatable)
--version <id>: Version IDs (repeatable)
--milestone <id>: Milestone IDs (repeatable)
--parent-issue <id>: Parent issue ID
--start-date <date>: Start date
--due-date <date>: Due date
--estimated-hours <n>: Estimated hours
--actual-hours <n>: Actual hours
--notify <id>: User IDs to notify (repeatable)
--attachment <id>: Attachment IDs (repeatable)
--json <fields>: Output as JSON (optionally filter by field names, comma-separated)
-s, --space <hostname>: Space hostname (e.g. xxx.backlog.com, or your own domain)
-y, --yes: Skip confirmation prompt

Create an issue with required fields

bee issue create -p PROJECT --type 1 --priority normal -t "Fix login bug"

Create an issue with description

bee issue create -p PROJECT --type 1 --priority normal -t "Title" -d "Details here"

Create an issue assigned to yourself

bee issue create -p PROJECT --type 1 --priority high -t "Title" --assignee @me

Output as JSON

bee issue create -p PROJECT --type 1 --priority normal -t "Title" --json