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The command "glab issue list" is used in GitLab to display a list of issues in a project.
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"glab" refers to the GitLab command-line tool, which provides a simplified way to interact with GitLab from the command line.
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"issue" refers to the type of object being listed, which represents a specific task, bug, or feature request within a project.
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"list" is the action being performed, indicating that we want to retrieve a list of issues.
When you run the "glab issue list" command, it communicates with the GitLab server and retrieves a list of issues associated with the current project. This list typically includes details such as the issue's ID, title, assignees, due dates, labels, status, and creation/update timestamps. It allows you to quickly get an overview of the issues in the project, making it easier to track and manage them.