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Wow nice release, it's come miles since I used it years ago, very cool! The only thing I'm missing at this point to make it perfect is a more advanced issue tra
by ckok 11y ago
Wow nice release, it's come miles since I used it years ago, very cool! The only thing I'm missing at this point to make it perfect is a more advanced issue tracker (coming from Phabricator)
- jobvandervoort 11y agoWe're working on it, among other things. Concrete suggestions more than welcome on feedback.gitlab.com or here.
- ckok 11y agoOur use case might be fairly specific, i don't know how others are using bugtrackers, but this is how and what we use in our bugtracker: - Hooks (getting notified of changes in issues in http scripts) - Api to modify them (couldn't find if gitlab has that), we use hooks, apis and custom fields to create issues from our forum and notify customers when one is closed/reopened. - Custom fields (priority, severity, to store where an issue came from, like from our forum, from support, what the customers name is if any, if it's waiting, on what specific input, if it going to need documentation, and if so, what concerns there are) - Custom open/close status like "Needs spec, specing, docs", close: "spam", "not fixable, testcase error" etc - Sorting by more than 1 thing at a time, like due milestone, priority, severity) - Filtering by pretty much all fields/custom fields like finding issues with specific open or closed states, specific categories, specific assignments - Predefined filter/sorting queries (global/per user) so we'd have an "All issues assigned by me", "All new issues"
- sytse 11y agoThank you for the suggestions. One thing that is under development is filtering by more than one label https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab-ce/issues/989 https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab-ce/issues/989 Many of the other items make sense as well.