I did rad issue edit, twice, on an issue I opened, then
waited approx. 15 minutes to see the changes reflected by
both rad issue show in a different node of mine and in the
web explorer, but the changes didn’t appear.
Then I did rad sync -v in the repo and that didn’t say
“Nothing to announce”, implying there was something to
announce. After that, my edits to my issue appeared in both
my different node and in the web explorer.
Not sure if this behavior of rad issue edit is intended,
but with other rad commands, including rad issue open,
doing automatic announcing, I was confused about where my
edits went (though, I could see them locally). When I was
editing my issue, I assumed it would automatically announce
when I finished.
If the current no-announcing behavior is intended to be
kept, I suggest that rad issue edit say (print when CLI) a
message when it’s finished about what the user will need to
do to make the edit appear to the network.
The same behavior, of not automatically announcing, also occurs with
rad issue comment.Hey Derick,
Thanks for pointing this out! This is just a case of missing some matches in this code:
I can create a patch to amend the issue.