Adding issue management workflows #3090
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- 1-18: The workflow is well-structured and follows best practices for GitHub Actions, including specifying trigger events, permissions, and conditions for running the job. It's good to see the use of a specific runner version (
ubuntu-20.04) for consistency and the condition to ensure the workflow runs only for the 'testng-team' repository owner..github/label-commenter-config.yml (3)
- 3-20: The message for the
needs-samplelabel is well-crafted, providing clear instructions and a comprehensive list of details needed from the issue submitter. It encourages sharing a Minimal, Reproducible Example and specific project details, which is crucial for reproducing and resolving issues efficiently.- 21-28: The message for the
questionlabel effectively directs users to external platforms for asking questions, keeping the issue tracker focused on bugs and feature requests. The action to close the issue after labeling is appropriate and helps maintain a clean issue tracker.- 29-35: The message for the
help-wantedlabel is concise and effectively encourages community contributions by inviting interested contributors to comment. This is a positive way to engage the community and solicit help on issues.
We can now add the below labels to issues And the workflow will automatically add the required text that will be instructions to the issue submitter. * `needs-sample` * `question` * `help-wanted` These labels should be added to the repository And we can perhaps get rid of the other labels that intend to convey the same thing. More details available at: https://github.com/peaceiris/actions-label-commenter
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I saw this being used in selenium ( I commit there as well) and found it to be useful. So decided to borrow it from there 😁 |
We can now add the below labels to issues
And the workflow will automatically add the required text that will be instructions to the issue submitter.
needs-samplequestionhelp-wantedThese labels should be added to the repository
And we can perhaps get rid of the other labels
that intend to convey the same thing.
More details available at: https://github.com/peaceiris/actions-label-commenter
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