Though it's kind of annoying when you want to actually modify and iterate on the thing. I prefer interpreted languages when the point of it is to rapidly iterat

Though it's kind of annoying when you want to actually modify and iterate on the thing. I prefer interpreted languages when the point of it is to rapidly iterate new features on an API-driven service. I've been waiting for both a command-line and programmatic way to interface with issues and PRs since forever and had to make do with modifying some ancient Ruby cli (and I don't know Ruby), so at least now they're headed in the right direction. I am fairly certain that Issues-as-Code will transform the way projects are developed & managed so I'm excited to see this get more features.