gitcode-issue-scan-report

Use when a user asks to scan, audit, classify, reconcile, or report GitCode Issues and linked PR states, including requests for a reviewable Issue-closing script.

Overview

Use {baseDir}/scripts/scan_gitcode_issues.py to perform a repeatable, read-only audit of a GitCode repository's Open Issues. The report classifies RFC, Feature, Bug, and Roadmap Issues, reconciles the complete Open-Issue count, and gives each included Issue and linked PR a clickable link.

Workflow

1. Confirm the repository (owner/repo), target branch, type-label names, and explicit include/exclude Issue IDs.
2. Run python {baseDir}/scripts/scan_gitcode_issues.py --help when choosing options.
3. Generate the Markdown report. Verify included + excluded = open_total, then inspect all close-ready candidates.
4. If the user explicitly wants to close eligible Issues, generate a PowerShell or Bash script with --emit-close-script. Give it to the user for review and manual execution; do not execute it automatically.
5. Add --add-resolved only when the user wants the generated script to add resolved immediately before closing.

The generated close script must remain limited to RFC/Feature candidates that have a merged linked PR targeting the requested branch and no open linked PR. It re-reads current Issue and PR state immediately before each close, skips candidates whose state changed, and verifies the final closed state.

Example

powershell

python {baseDir}/scripts/scan_gitcode_issues.py Ascend/msinsight `
  --output msinsight-issues.md `
  --include 564,471,466,299,238 `
  --exclude 236 `
  --target-branch master `
  --emit-close-script close-ready.ps1 `
  --shell powershell `
  --add-resolved

Output checks

• Every included Issue appears exactly once as a clickable Issue link.
• Linked PRs are clickable and show target branches where relevant.
• Explicit exclusions are listed without being classified or linked.
• The close script contains only the report's close-ready Issue IDs.
• Never expose authentication tokens or treat report generation as permission to mutate GitCode.