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@@ -63,6 +63,13 @@ This will produce output like the following:
Each line shows the UUID of the ticket and its title.
+You can restrict the list to only open tickets:
+
+ distix list status!=closed
+
+This will list all tickets, except the ones that have a metadata item
+called `status` with a value `closed`.
+
Writing long UUIDs is somewhat tedious. Remembering them is also not
always easy for humans. distix will, later, allow easier ways to refer
to tickets.
@@ -110,22 +117,8 @@ keys. The keys it cares about are, at this time:
* `ticket-id`: the UUID of the ticket; you should not change this
* `title`: the ticket title; you may change this if you like
-
-
-Replying to a ticket: `distix reply`
-------------------------------------
-
-To add a reply to a ticket:
-
- distix reply 0234e10813ca44438510c37a7b61abb2 --message="Yay!"
-
-distix will create a new e-mail and put it in the `Maildir` folder
-in the ticket's directory. `distix show` will show the message, and
-you can look at the folder directly with any e-mail program you like
-that can handle Maildir folders (mutt recommended). However, if you
-change anything in the folder, you should either undo the changes or
-commit them with git. (distix will later make this easier. It's very
-early days in the life of the program.)
+* `status`: the open/close status of the ticket; the value `closed`
+ marks a ticket as closed
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