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As noted in https://github.com/MichaelMure/git-bug/pull/842#issuecomment-1213194755, ls-id doesn't have the querying/filtering abilities of ls but does provide the ability to list only bug hash prefixes (ids). Now that https://github.com/MichaelMure/git-bug/pull/851 is merged, it's possible to use ls for this purpose (on *nix) as follows:
git bug ls [QUERY] [flags] | cut -f1
Reflecting a bit on this, it make sense to have a ls formatter spewing only IDs, it avoids the need to do pipe handling, and it's a kinda more natural concept: "just format ls the way you want", rather than polluting the entity namespace.
Not a fan of -f quiet though, let's call it -f id.
Seems like part of my CLI duties ;) ... I could take care of this on Monday (8/29). What should we do with ls-id? Delete it and put a deprecation note in the help that points the user to ls -f id?
Cobra has a deprecation feature on commands, we can use that to keep it around for some time.