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Now I know github doesn't have a typical roadmap or backlog but I guess what I was looking for was how someone decides what feature they are "fed up" with not having.
We use GitHub to build GitHub, so typically a feature comes from our own usage pain points. I imagine the conversation internally went something like, "Man, attaching an image to an issue is really annoying. Let's make it not suck." An issue and pull request followed, internally shipped it to test it, and today rolled it out to you all. That's literally how 99.99% of features happen on GitHub. :)
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Now I know github doesn't have a typical roadmap or backlog but I guess what I was looking for was how someone decides what feature they are "fed up" with not having.
We use GitHub to build GitHub, so typically a feature comes from our own usage pain points. I imagine the conversation internally went something like, "Man, attaching an image to an issue is really annoying. Let's make it not suck." An issue and pull request followed, internally shipped it to test it, and today rolled it out to you all. That's literally how 99.99% of features happen on GitHub. :)
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#43Seemed like the perfect balance between, hard enough that you don't throw everything on there and eat up space, but useable enough that it works fine when you need it.
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#44What was wrong with ? Seemed like the perfect balance between, hard enough that you don't throw everything on there and eat up space, but useable enough that it works fine when you need it.
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#48Very handy with Mac OS X screenshot shortcuts that copy straight to the clipboard.
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Core dumps and lengthy stacktraces spring to my mind.
Can use Gist for these.
This new way is much better.
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#50With Skitch completely screwing their latest release, hosting issue related files (screenshots, doodles...) was painful to say the least. Dropbox did an ok job at it but did not let me embed pictures in the thread (the file URLs change randomly). Pretty awesome that the guys at Github got that covered.
Obviously a non-issue now, but what about something like http://imgur.com/ ?