fix "take" command not honouring user option #9
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"take" was simply a partial on "assign", but accidentally used the value of $USER from the environment rather than `opts["user"]`, preventing the user from overriding this value in config.yml or as a command-line argument.
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Nice, thanks! It sounds like your USER environment variable does not match the your user for jira? You can change the default "USER" in your ~/.jira.d/config.yml so you wont have to use the --user option much. user: coryb
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fix "take" command not honouring user option
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"take" was simply a partial on "assign", but accidentally used the value
of $USER from the environment rather than
opts["user"], preventing theuser from overriding this value in config.yml or as a command-line
argument.