Is wildcard in pattern supported (to remove every current label)?

[damianobarbati]

$ git-label-cli remove -p '*' -t dfa3b1cdee334f647fd2f68f71b26f0d7e381f9a
TypeError: labels.map is not a function
    at deleteLabels (/Users/damiano/Desktop/react-simple-app/node_modules/git-label/dist/lib/label.js:143:29)
    at remove (/Users/damiano/Desktop/react-simple-app/node_modules/git-label/dist/index.js:47:34)
    at <anonymous>

[jasonbellamy]

@damianobarbati It's not currently but I'd be more then happy to accept a PR that adds that functionality.

[himynameisdave]

@damianobarbati another tool you can use (which is less simple but more comprehensive) to accomplish this from the command line is git-labelmaker. It's more of a prompt-based system though, so I'm not sure if it's quite what you're looking for.

[damianobarbati]

@jasonbellamy @himynameisdave thanks for replying so quickly :)

I'm creating my app-prototype to quickly set-up and run a project and I'd like to have (as I'm used to) a yarn command to fire like: yarn labels which

• removes github default labels
• add labels defined in a given path

I already checked out git-labelmaker but I thought this one was better because not interactive. The best was to:

$ git-label-cli remove -t <token> -p *
$ git-label-cli add -t <token> -p config/labels.json
# in my package.json scripts
"labels": "git-label-cli remove -t <token> -p * && git-label-cli add -t <token> -p config/labels.json"

Then after cloning my app prototype just firing yarn labels would sync labels, no 2nd step. Is this possible?