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GitHub adds a dashboard showing all issues for all your projects
- ammmir 15y agothis is a good step in the right direction for getting a quick glance. also, it would be nice if they added attachment support (if just images) to issue comments, too. on a related note, my team is working on http://inboxissues.com/ http://inboxissues.com/ - a browser extension that bridges customer support emails with issues in github. it helps you easily triage issues without leaving your inbox. and once a bug fix or feature gets committed, you can effortlessly notify customers who were waiting on that feature.
- antonioe 15y ago...and the ability to prioritize issues, burn down, and a standup report would be nice. This is definitely in the right direction.
- arturadib 15y agoWoooohoooo, they've heard me!! :D
- lenary 15y agoFINALLY! Been waiting for this for ages!
- RyanMcGreal 15y agoI'm consistently impressed with the steady, incremental and elegant improvements github keeps making to their service. This is how you delight your users.
- oscardelben 15y agoGreat addition. i would like to know what's preventing them to show organizations issues for organizations I belong to.
- danielhfrank 15y ago+1 for this. Rather frustrating that "Assigned to you" includes those from my organization's repositories, but "In your repositories" does not. It's not that the language is that hard to follow, it's just not quite the functionality I was hoping for
- josegonzalez 15y agoFrom my experience with the organization apis, it appears as though there is a completely separate structure behind it's management, and as such adding support for organizations to new features might actually be a bit haphazard.
- capkutay 15y agoUp to now i've only used svn...perhaps it's time to try github
- bjg 15y agoGithub actually supports SVN read/write support. https://github.com/blog/644-subversion-write-support https://github.com/blog/644-subversion-write-support
- udp 15y agoAny chance of being able to delete issues? I've previously opened issues as a test, assuming I'd be able to remove them afterwards. They're now permanently attached to my repository.