Willy, Lukas, Am 14.01.19 um 02:08 schrieb Lukas Tribus: > My simple github script which relays the PR to the mailing list uses > the GH Rest API through the agithub client [1]. I will have a look at > how extensible it is, but extracting labels of closed issues and > reopening it if it contains one of the "affected" labels should be > quite simple.
I suggest to not fully rely on the webhooks (they might not be delivered under high load). Also: The automated closing / opening should only happen for type: bug labels. > I added labels based on the previous discussion (and removing and > skipping some of them, as we are already at 30 labels anyway): > > https://github.com/lukastribus/hap-issue-trial/labels?sort=name-asc I suggest to make it less colorful. e.g. use a single color for all the subsystems (they are probably the least interesting label). --- May I suggest the following to move forward? 1. Enable the issue tracker on GitHub. 2. Set up the labels based in the list in Lukas' repository. 3. Prepare a patch that adds the issue templates, with a `see #1` in the commit message body. Ideally Lukas would do this, he did the bulk work of testing with the templates (you can add me as a Co-authored-by: Tim Düsterhus <[email protected]> at the bottom). Lukas: You probably need to update the "bug" label to "type: bug" in the Bug.md template. 4. Someone creates a first issue titled "Add issue templates". 5. The patch is merged by Willy. 6. The issue is being closed by Willy. That way we can test the process with a small, unimportant, test issue. The automated closing based on the labels can than be added a few days later. I don't expect huge numbers of issues right away, so they can be closed by hand. Best regards Tim Düsterhus
