If you want something for real planning of future development it doesn't look like issues 2.0 really fills that need. That's unfortunate because issues 2.0 is

If you want something for real planning of future development it doesn't look like issues 2.0 really fills that need. That's unfortunate because issues 2.0 is nice for what it does but pivotal also does issue tracking in a way that is really well integrated into my overall work planning. Using both probably doesn't make much sense. So although these features look nice by themselves, I think I'll continue to not use github's issue tracking in favor of tracker.