I am not sure if I am going to like this feature. I miss the simplicity. Guess those times re over.
same here.
I guess it's Microsoft slowly making it cater to their enterprise clients
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#22It's neat there are more options for filtering though ime the new issues UI is less responsive, showing placeholder skeletons more frequently than I'd like. Perhaps less noticeable when a fast connection is always available but even just showing the total Open/Closed ticket counters can take a few seconds when it used to be instant.
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#24I am not sure if I am going to like this feature. I miss the simplicity. Guess those times re over.
I can handle these 3 changes but if they take it any further it's going the way of jira..
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#25From Copilot integration that you can’t disable if you accidentally clicked something once (you can only now as of a few days ago hide the UI, but you are still not able to disable it in settings), to this issues UI aglomeration.
The Microsoftization/enshittification of Github continues apace.
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#26Not bad, but I still have to say that zenhub does it better
Used that at an old job and it was the only project management software I didn't grow to hate. Fast, "built into" GitHub, and adds other value across the site, I miss it now at my current jira gig
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#27The issue types are similar to labels. I wonder why they didn't build on that.
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#28GitHub was better before MSFT took over. MSFT introduces bureaucratic fluff, hierarchies and loads of unnecessary complexities. How about adding a registry?
What type of registry? GitHub packages?
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#29I am not sure if I am going to like this feature. I miss the simplicity. Guess those times re over.
I can handle these 3 changes but if they take it any further it's going the way of jira..
That's not how it works. It is going the way of Jira. What you mean is if it keeps going that way it will be Jira.
Until we get to the point we can decide things are finished and move on to other problems, everything will turn into Jira eventually. It's like entropy. We have the power to stop it, but it wouldn't guarantee those sweet, sweet growth targets.
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#30Let us comment on the commit messages and create a better UI for editing messages for teams that take git history seriously, please. Are there no linux kernel devs at msft who can make this happen?
In the same vein, better reviewability of series of commits. It's absolutely baffling to me that
GitHub still doesn't support the original workflow for Git.