How we organize GitHub issues: A simple styleguide for tagging
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How we organize GitHub issues: A simple styleguide for tagging
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Re: How we organize GitHub issues: A simple styleguide for tagging
#2This seems like a great system. I may have to try and get some of ${DAYJOB}'s repos to using this scheme.
Re: How we organize GitHub issues: A simple styleguide for tagging
#3Bookmarked. The comment about a lack of reading material for this type of thing rings very true. I would say most will probably want to custom tailor their tags a bit at some point but this is a great guide nonetheless.
Re: How we organize GitHub issues: A simple styleguide for tagging
#4Great stuff. I personally find it useful to have an additional "Regression" label to tag bug reports that have cropped up as a result of new work (this happens surprisingly often).
Re: How we organize GitHub issues: A simple styleguide for tagging
#5Great stuff. I personally find it useful to have an additional "Regression" label to tag bug reports that have cropped up as a result of new work (this happens surprisingly often).
That's a smart one -- I may have to steal it. Other one I didn't mentioned was for our API we have a "Problem" tag for BC breaks.
Re: How we organize GitHub issues: A simple styleguide for tagging
#6Unfortunately, tags are inadequate when we're dealing with possibly mutually exclusive classifications.
Re: How we organize GitHub issues: A simple styleguide for tagging
#7On a related note, I sure wish git supported labels for commits. As it stands I have started to use github-style labels in commit messages, e.g. `:bug:`, which is nice in that github will render these with icons, if supported. Unfortunately that don't have icons for many of the labels one would want to use. I've asked github a half-dozen times to add them, but to no avail :-(
Re: How we organize GitHub issues: A simple styleguide for tagging
#8Before the end of the day, someone is going to make a GitHub app that automatically makes these labels for you.
Re: How we organize GitHub issues: A simple styleguide for tagging
#9Before the end of the day, someone is going to make a GitHub app that automatically makes these labels for you.
Had been thinking about a script that will bootstrap a new github repository with relevant labels & milestones (backlog, icebox, etc)
Re: How we organize GitHub issues: A simple styleguide for tagging
#10Before the end of the day, someone is going to make a GitHub app that automatically makes these labels for you.