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bee issue edit

Edit an issue

Only specified fields are updated; others remain unchanged.

Terminal window
bee issue edit [flags] <ISSUE>
ISSUE
Issue ID or issue key
-t , --title <text>
New title of the issue
-d , --description <text>
New description of the issue
-S , --status <id>
New status ID
-P , --priority <name>
Change priority
-T , --type <id>
New issue type ID
--assignee <id>
New assignee user ID. Use @me for yourself.
--category <id>
Category IDs (repeatable)
--version <id>
Version IDs (repeatable)
--milestone <id>
Milestone IDs (repeatable)
--resolution <id>
Resolution ID
--parent-issue <id>
New parent issue ID
--start-date <date>
New start date
--due-date <date>
New due date
--estimated-hours <n>
New estimated hours
--actual-hours <n>
New actual hours
-c , --comment <text>
Comment to add with the update
--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

Update issue title

Terminal window
bee issue edit PROJECT-123 -t "New title"

Change assignee and priority

Terminal window
bee issue edit PROJECT-123 --assignee 12345 --priority high

Add a comment with the update

Terminal window
bee issue edit PROJECT-123 -t "New title" --comment "Updated title"
BACKLOG_SPACE
Space hostname
BACKLOG_API_KEY
Authenticate with an API key