Depending on the workflow that is being followed, closing on a milestone is something that is typically done once a release has been published. However, it might also be necessary to revert closing of a milestone. There are several reasons why this might be necessary, which aren't really important to go into here, but this command allow you to open a closed milestone.
NOTE:
This command will only work against a currently closed milestone. No action will be taken against a milestone that is already open.
Required Parameters
--token: The access token to access GitHub with.-o, --owner: The owner of the repository.-r, --repository: The name of the repository.-m, --milestone: The milestone to use.
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 open -m 0.1.0 --token fsdfsf67657sdf5s7d5f -o repoOwner -r repo
gitreleasemanager.exe open --milestone 0.1.0 --token fsdfsf67657sdf5s7d5f --owner repoOwner --repository repo