Fiddling around with priority setup, noticed, that the configured default priority for gitlab is only used, if the item is an "issue", see here.
Is there any reasoning behind this? Seems like this got hardcoded at some point because it fitted someone's workflow, but maybe I am missing something here.
If there's no deeper intention behind this, I'd be happe to create a PR changing this, but first I wanted to make sure...
As Gitlab AFIAK doesn't use any priority flag, I think the valid approaches would be to
use one default priority for everything
let the user configure different priorities for different types
I would be fine with 1., but I am someone not working with priorities at all, anyway....
Fiddling around with priority setup, noticed, that the configured default priority for gitlab is only used, if the item is an "issue", see here.
Is there any reasoning behind this? Seems like this got hardcoded at some point because it fitted someone's workflow, but maybe I am missing something here.
If there's no deeper intention behind this, I'd be happe to create a PR changing this, but first I wanted to make sure...
As Gitlab AFIAK doesn't use any priority flag, I think the valid approaches would be to
I would be fine with 1., but I am someone not working with priorities at all, anyway....