tension locally
						- fill in script/build.sh with your compilation script for automated builds
						- compile a %[1]s binary locally and run 'gh %[2]s' to see changes(?=[\w\-])(HTMLparser|HTMLparser_tags|addParams|cache|encapsLines|filelink|if|imageLinkWrap|imgResource|makelinks|numRows|numberFormat|parseFunc|replacement|round|select|split|stdWrap|strPad|tableStyle|tags|textStyle|typolink)(?![\w\-])
	commits(first: 100) {
		nodes {
			commit {
				authors(first:100) {
					nodes {
						name,
						email,
						user{id,login}
					}
				},
				messageHeadline,
				messageBody,
				oid,
				committedDate,
				authoredDate
			}
		}
	}

	comments(last: 1) {
		nodes {
			author{login,...on User{id,name}},
			authorAssociation,
			body,
			createdAt,
			includesCreatedEdit,
			isMinimized,
			minimizedReason,
			reactionGroups{content,users{totalCount}}
		},
		totalCount
	}

			# Clone and overwrite labels from cli/cli repository into the current repository
			$ gh label clone cli/cli --force

			# Clone labels from cli/cli repository into a octocat/cli repository
			$ gh label clone cli/cli --repo octocat/cli
		
			# Unpin issue from the current repository
			$ gh issue unpin 23

			# Unpin issue by URL
			$ gh issue unpin https://github.com/owner/repo/issues/23

			# Unpin an issue from specific repository
			$ gh issue unpin 23 --repo owner/repo
		
			This command outputs the authentication token for an account on a given GitHub host.

			Without the %[1]s--hostname%[1]s flag, the default host is chosen.

			Without the %[1]s--user%[1]s flag, the active account for the host is chosen.
		
			# Inspect a Sigstore bundle and print the results in table format
			$ gh attestation inspect <path-to-bundle>

			# Inspect a Sigstore bundle and print the results in JSON format
			$ gh attestation inspect <path-to-bundle> --format=json
		
			Display the title, body, and other information about a pull request.

			Without an argument, the pull request that belongs to the current branch
			is displayed.

			With %[1]s--web%[1]s flag, open the pull request in a web browser instead.
		
			# Verify the latest release
			gh release verify
			
			# Verify a specific release by tag
			gh release verify v1.2.3

			# Verify a specific release by tag and output the attestation in JSON format
			gh release verify v1.2.3 --format json
		query RepositoryListSearch($query:String!,$perPage:Int!,$endCursor:String) {
		search(type: REPOSITORY, query: $query, first: $perPage, after: $endCursor) {
			repositoryCount
			nodes{...on Repository{%s}}
			pageInfo{hasNextPage,endCursor}
		}
	}
			Show status of relevant pull requests.

			The status shows a summary of pull requests that includes information such as
			pull request number, title, CI checks, reviews, etc.

			To see more details of CI checks, run %[1]sgh pr checks%[1]s.
		
				A pull request can be supplied as argument in any of the following formats:
				- by number, e.g. "123";
				- by URL, e.g. "https://github.com/OWNER/REPO/pull/123"; or
				- by the name of its head branch, e.g. "patch-1" or "OWNER:patch-1".
			
