feat: Add as review ls
#610
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* Sort reviews by date descending * Print using fmt.Printf not log.Info, so it is readable in the terminal
and print (responded) if we responded.
* Add `--after` to limit reviews by date * Use sort=-createdDate so we don't have to sort * Use include=response and print body of review if we haven't responded
* Add `--since` to limit reviews by duration * Exit 2 if no reviews to aid scripting
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are there going to be other sub-cmds other than |
No I don't think so. I just started using that cmd "in anger" yesterday, and I'm using it to email me a list of all reviews in the last 24h. But it's not helpful to list apps by app ID so I think I want another command I see there is already an unused function |
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Fixes #609
as review ls --id=appidto list reviews. For now, it uses a simpletext output that is readable in the terminal.