When first setting up a repository, it is nice to be able to configure a set of default labels, so that you can have some consistency across your various projects. While GitHub, and other Source Control systems provide a set of default labels, they are not always exactly what you want. This command will remove all the current labels configured within a repository, and create a new set of them.
NOTE:
The available list of labels that are created is currently hard-coded into GitReleaseManager, it is not possible to configure them. This will come in a later version.
Required Parameters
--token: The access token to access GitHub with.-o, --owner: The owner of the repository.-r, --repository: The name of the repository.
Optional Parameters
-d, -targetDirectory: The directory on which GitReleaseManager should be executed. Defaults to current directory.-l, -logFilePath: Path to where log file should be created. Defaults to logging to console.
Examples
gitreleasemanager.exe label --token fsdfsf67657sdf5s7d5f -o repoOwner -r repo
gitreleasemanager.exe label --token fsdfsf67657sdf5s7d5f --owner repoOwner --repository repo