Yes, I know. This is a painful process and it isn't just painful because of the UI, there is a reason why Github became so popular, the founders started workin

Yes, I know. This is a painful process and it isn't just painful because of the UI, there is a reason why Github became so popular, the founders started working to create a webapp to democratize FOSS. Because they said that earlier when you contributed to FOSS you'd have to send the diff and the merge person would not be able to merge everything so only those who knew them would get their PRs merged, when we add in a nice "merge pull request" button in a nice UI, it becomes simple. Yes, I am used to Github, but that's not the total point, I never log out of github, it is the only webapp which I am 24x7 logged into (in my browser of course). Every other webapp I logout. That's why it is no hassle to report issues on Github. Also I have very very limited amount of personal time if you remove office and commute, in one year, I have learned how to write webapps in Go and written a tutorial on it, I did this while handling my <1yr nephew and having only 2hrs daily and 6-7hrs on weekends (https://github.com/thewhitetulip/web-dev-golang-anti-textbook https://github.com/thewhitetulip/web-dev-golang-anti-textboo...). There are many constraints & I have very limited time, thus github is a convenience, not that I like github's issue tracker, I wrote a todo manager for myself and I rarely use Github's tools for tracking things which I build.