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Add labels automatically based on activity in 'Github Projects' #181

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iteles opened this issue Dec 3, 2018 · 0 comments
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Add labels automatically based on activity in 'Github Projects' #181

iteles opened this issue Dec 3, 2018 · 0 comments

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iteles commented Dec 3, 2018

The main issue we've had with using github Projects (which in itself is undoubtedly useful to keep things organised and available for an at-a-glance view of where things are at) is the duplication of work in terms of having to add a label and move an issue from one column to the other.

The fact that you have to 'touch' the same issue twice for the same purpose means that in practice either one or the other isn't done 50% of the time (on average, for some people, this is closer to 100% of the time).

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  • Determine which label should be attached to the issue in which column based on Update repo to include Github Projects contributing#110
  • Review dwylbot to ensure that all current rules are part of the existing documentation
  • Review all open pull requests (close any that are no longer relevant)
  • Write out the technical tasks required to add a label to an issue when it is moved to a new column
  • Implement two labels as an MVP
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