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It would work well if your issues are all correctly formatted (ie "Fix: XYZ", "Add: XYZ"). For open source projects, though, you'd have a ton of "Closed Issue"
by tonyhb 12y ago
It would work well if your issues are all correctly formatted (ie "Fix: XYZ", "Add: XYZ"). For open source projects, though, you'd have a ton of "Closed Issue" items for random questions where people treat issues as forums. That puts me off.
- xomateix 12y agoMaybe you could label the issues that have been closed because they were just questions and then use the following option to exclude those issues: --exclude-labels x,y,z
- skywinder 12y agoHey, thats for a labels! As I mention in README: any issue, that has label "question duplicate invalid wontfix" will be excluded by default. And you can change list of this labels.
- tonyhb 12y agoAwesome! I totally didn't see that. My own fault for skimming!