`mw conversation`

Manage your support cases

`mw conversation categories`

Get all conversation categories.

USAGE
  $ mw conversation categories -o txt|json|yaml|csv|tsv [-x] [--no-header] [--no-truncate] [--no-relative-dates]
    [--csv-separator ,|;]

FLAGS
  -o, --output=<option>         (required) [default: txt] output in a more machine friendly format
                                <options: txt|json|yaml|csv|tsv>
  -x, --extended                show extended information
      --csv-separator=<option>  [default: ,] separator for CSV output (only relevant for CSV output)
                                <options: ,|;>
      --no-header               hide table header
      --no-relative-dates       show dates in absolute format, not relative (only relevant for txt output)
      --no-truncate             do not truncate output (only relevant for txt output)

DESCRIPTION
  Get all conversation categories.

`mw conversation close [CONVERSATION-ID]`

Close a conversation

USAGE
  $ mw conversation close [CONVERSATION-ID]

ARGUMENTS
  CONVERSATION-ID  ID or short ID of a conversation; this argument is optional if a default conversation is set in the
                   context.

DESCRIPTION
  Close a conversation

`mw conversation create`

Create a new conversation

USAGE
  $ mw conversation create --title <value> [--message <value> | --message-from <value>] [--editor <value>] [--category
    <value>]

FLAGS
  --category=<value>      [default: general] Category of the conversation; use the 'conversation categories' command to
                          list available categories
  --editor=<value>        [default: vim] The editor to use when opening the message for editing; will respect your
                          EDITOR environment variable, and fall back on 'vim' if that is not set.
  --message=<value>       The body of the message to send; if neither this nor --message-from is given, an editor will
                          be opened to enter the message.
  --message-from=<value>  A file from which to read the message to send; may be '-' to read from stdin. If neither this
                          nor --message is given, an editor will be opened to enter the message.
  --title=<value>         (required) Title of the conversation

DESCRIPTION
  Create a new conversation

`mw conversation list`

Get all conversations the authenticated user has created or has access to.

USAGE
  $ mw conversation list -o txt|json|yaml|csv|tsv [-x] [--no-header] [--no-truncate] [--no-relative-dates]
    [--csv-separator ,|;]

FLAGS
  -o, --output=<option>         (required) [default: txt] output in a more machine friendly format
                                <options: txt|json|yaml|csv|tsv>
  -x, --extended                show extended information
      --csv-separator=<option>  [default: ,] separator for CSV output (only relevant for CSV output)
                                <options: ,|;>
      --no-header               hide table header
      --no-relative-dates       show dates in absolute format, not relative (only relevant for txt output)
      --no-truncate             do not truncate output (only relevant for txt output)

DESCRIPTION
  Get all conversations the authenticated user has created or has access to.

`mw conversation reply [CONVERSATION-ID]`

Reply to a conversation

USAGE
  $ mw conversation reply [CONVERSATION-ID] [--message <value> | --message-from <value>] [--editor <value>]

ARGUMENTS
  CONVERSATION-ID  ID or short ID of a conversation; this argument is optional if a default conversation is set in the
                   context.

FLAGS
  --editor=<value>        [default: vim] The editor to use when opening the message for editing; will respect your
                          EDITOR environment variable, and fall back on 'vim' if that is not set.
  --message=<value>       The body of the message to send; if neither this nor --message-from is given, an editor will
                          be opened to enter the message.
  --message-from=<value>  A file from which to read the message to send; may be '-' to read from stdin. If neither this
                          nor --message is given, an editor will be opened to enter the message.

DESCRIPTION
  Reply to a conversation

`mw conversation show [CONVERSATION-ID]`

Show a conversation and message history

USAGE
  $ mw conversation show [CONVERSATION-ID]

ARGUMENTS
  CONVERSATION-ID  ID or short ID of a conversation; this argument is optional if a default conversation is set in the
                   context.

DESCRIPTION
  Show a conversation and message history

mw conversation categories​

mw conversation close [CONVERSATION-ID]​

mw conversation create​

mw conversation list​

mw conversation reply [CONVERSATION-ID]​

mw conversation show [CONVERSATION-ID]​