bee pr edit
Overview
Section titled “Overview”Edit a pull request
Only specified fields are updated; others remain unchanged.
bee pr edit [flags] <NUMBER>Arguments
Section titled “Arguments”-
NUMBER - Pull request number
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-p,--project <id> - Project ID or project key (required)
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-R,--repo <name> - Repository name or ID (required)
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-t,--title <text> - New title of the pull request
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-b,--body <text> - New description of the pull request
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--assignee <id> - New assignee user ID. Use @me for yourself.
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--issue <key> - New related issue ID or issue key
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-c,--comment <text> - Comment to add with the update
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--notify <id> - User IDs to notify (repeatable)
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--json <fields> - Output as JSON (optionally filter by field names, comma-separated)
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-s,--space <hostname> - Space hostname
Examples
Section titled “Examples”Update pull request title
bee pr edit 42 -p PROJECT -R repo -t "New title"Change assignee
bee pr edit 42 -p PROJECT -R repo --assignee 12345Add a comment with the update
bee pr edit 42 -p PROJECT -R repo -t "New title" --comment "Updated title"Environment variables
Section titled “Environment variables”-
BACKLOG_PROJECT - Project ID or project key (required)
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BACKLOG_REPO - Repository name or ID (required)
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BACKLOG_SPACE - Space hostname
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BACKLOG_API_KEY - Authenticate with an API key
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BACKLOG_PROJECT - Default project ID or project key
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BACKLOG_REPO - Default repository name