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I wish github made it easier to seperate issues into different tabs -- while I can tag issues, by default you click on the 'issues' tab and see 100 (or 1000) is
by CJefferson 5y ago
I wish github made it easier to seperate issues into different tabs -- while I can tag issues, by default you click on the 'issues' tab and see 100 (or 1000) issues, sorted by date.
As you say, issues are bugs (which often need fixing ASAP), feature requests, general requests for help, etc. etc. It seem very hard to stop issues piling up to the point where you lose control out of them on any github project.
- swozey 5y agoI never had to use Github professionally until the last 2 years and it's horrible for anything but basic projects. Gitlab has "scoped" labels, for instance "db:mysql" or "mysql:bugfix" "mysql:performance", maybe one day Github will copy that or come up with something unique on their own but with the way github actions is going I don't see it happening. You can see examples of scoping here. "devops/create" etc, https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab-docs/-/issues https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab-docs/-/issues
- DangitBobby 5y agoIt's not perfect, but the GitHub CLI might help you with this. You can list issues filted by tags and potentially use your own tagging conventions to construct useful views.
- swozey 5y agoI hadn't even considered their CLI. Thanks, I've been digging around at other repos examples a lot.