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by simonw 569 days ago
Yes. I built a tool for that a few months ago: https://github.com/simonw/fetch-github-issues

I have it running in one of my repos using a GitHub Action that's triggered when an issue is created or updated - it commits a JSON export of that issue back to the repo.

Then I can git clone the repo and get all of the issues data.

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Perfect, thanks!