On Sunday, 15 June 2014 at 17:40:58 UTC, Andrew Edwards wrote:
True, we do not have access to anything but the external API, however I don't see that as a limiting factor. When I conduct a search in DITS, I effectively search through labels. Of course those labels present themselves as data fields/values in some row of a table but they are labels none the less. If I want to find issues filed under multiple labels, i simply include all labels of interest in my search. The same is possible in GitHub, except they are presented right there on the screen for immediate access. Want to know how many "bug" request were "closed" as "invalid" or "wontfix"? Click on the labels and walla, your search is complete. I have had experienced zero issues finding information on GitHub, in spite of their overly simplistic interface.
You can _either_ use text search _or_ chose labels. This is critical IMHO.
