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==Usage== | ==Usage== | ||
It accepts a {{Parameter|mandatory|integer}}, the issue number. | It accepts a {{Parameter|mandatory|integer}}, the issue number. | ||
It has a second {{Parameter|optional}}, that alters the behavior if set to {{Code|inline}}. | |||
==Returns== | ==Returns== | ||
{{Code|<nowiki>Some text{{Issue|1}} here.</nowiki>}} returns: {{Return|Some text{{Issue|1}} here.}} ...and... {{Return|<references group="git" />}} | {{Code|<nowiki>Some text{{Issue|1}} here.</nowiki>}} returns: {{Return|Some text{{Issue|1}} here.}} ...and... {{Return|<references group="git" />}} | ||
If the second parameter is {{Code|inline}}: | |||
{{Code|<nowiki>It looks like {{Issue|1|inline}} insted.</nowiki>}} returns: {{Return|It looks like {{Issue|1|inline}} instead.}} | |||
Revision as of 03:10, 3 December 2023
Template:Issue categorizes articles with open issues on the system GitHub.
Usage
It accepts a mandatory integer parameter, the issue number.
It has a second optional parameter, that alters the behavior if set to inline.
Returns
Some text{{Issue|1}} here. returns:
Some text[git 1] here.
...and...
If the second parameter is inline:
It looks like {{Issue|1|inline}} insted. returns:
It looks like GitHub Issue #1 instead.