While writing this thread about my habit of opening issues and closing them a few seconds later just so I could link to them in a commit message I decided to answer the question \"How many of my issues were open for less than 60 seconds?\"
\nThanks to github-to-sqlite I have an issues database table containing issues from all of my public projects.
\nI needed to figure out how to calculate the difference between closed_at and created_at in seconds. This works:
select strftime('%s',issues.closed_at) - strftime('%s',issues.created_at) as duration_open_in_seconds ...I wanted to be able to input the number of seconds as a parameter. I used this:
\nduration_open_in_seconds < CAST(:max_duration_in_seconds AS INTEGER)This is the full query - try it out here:
\nselect\n json_object(\n 'label', repos.full_name || ' #' || issues.number,\n 'href', 'https://github.com/' || repos.full_name || '/issues/' || issues.number\n ) as link,\n strftime('%s',issues.closed_at) - strftime('%s',issues.created_at) as duration_open_in_seconds,\n issues.number as issue_number,\n issues.title,\n users.login,\n issues.closed_at,\n issues.created_at,\n issues.body,\n issues.type\nfrom\n issues join repos on issues.repo = repos.id\n join users on issues.user = users.id\n where issues.closed_at is not null and duration_open_in_seconds < CAST(:max_duration_in_seconds AS INTEGER)\norder by\n issues.closed_at desc