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Updated by Alexander Coles about 1 month ago
- `op create workpackage` accepts flags for the full set of fields a user would normally fill in: `--parent`, `--description` (string or `@file`), `--assignee`, `--status`, `--version`, `--category`, `--relates-to` / `--blocks` / `--duplicates`.
- `op update workpackage` accepts the same set, so bare tickets created earlier can be fully populated in one batch.
- `op create workpackage --from-file tickets.yaml` (or similar) creates multiple work packages from a structured file, with templated fields and per-ticket overrides.
- Attachments can be ingested from a URL, not only a local file path (`op update workpackage --attach-url <url>`). Accepts URLs that require Bearer auth.
- `op inspect workpackage` can print the full rendered body, parent, children and relations — not just the summary. A machine-readable form is available via `--json` on every `inspect` and `list` subcommand.
- Project-level commands accept the friendly identifier (`op inspect project communicator-stream`), not only the numeric id.
- `op search` supports `workpackage` and `project` subcommands, at least by subject / identifier.
- `op update workpackage` accepts the same set, so bare tickets created earlier can be fully populated in one batch.
- `op create workpackage --from-file tickets.yaml` (or similar) creates multiple work packages from a structured file, with templated fields and per-ticket overrides.
- Attachments can be ingested from a URL, not only a local file path (`op update workpackage --attach-url <url>`). Accepts URLs that require Bearer auth.
- `op inspect workpackage` can print the full rendered body, parent, children and relations — not just the summary. A machine-readable form is available via `--json` on every `inspect` and `list` subcommand.
- Project-level commands accept the friendly identifier (`op inspect project communicator-stream`), not only the numeric id.
- `op search` supports `workpackage` and `project` subcommands, at least by subject / identifier.