feature: Implement create and edit functionality for the jira release #914
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command. Example command line usage for the create functionality. ```bash $ jira release create --name "Version 1.0" $ jira release create --name "v2.0" --description "Major release" --released --release-date "2024-12-31" $ jira release create -p PROJECT --name "v1.5"` ``` Example command line usage for the edit functionality. ```bash $ jira release edit 10000 --name "Version 1.0 Updated" $ jira release edit "v1.0" --name "v1.1" --description "Updated version" $ jira release edit 10000 --released $ jira release edit "v1.0" --release-date "2024-12-31" $ jira release edit 10000 --name "v2.0" --no-input` ```
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Implement create and edit functionality for the jira release command.
Example command line usage for the create functionality.
Example command line usage for the edit functionality.