Open ac21 opened 5 years ago
Any update regarding this?
Any update?
Hey @tomasyany - Thanks for reaching out. This is still in our backlog. Is this a high priority for your team? would you say that most of your team works from within Github directly?
Hi @ac21! Most of my team works on Github directly indeed, when it comes to defining issues, adding tags, etc.
Nevertheless, I don't think that "adding Epics from Github" is really the feature we need here, but rather "converting existing issues into Epics", something you can't do from Github nor Codetree. This feature could be really useful because it would allow not to lose all the discussion thread that already existed in the issue.
The solution proposed by the OP would kill two birds with one stone: adding epics from Github and converting existing issues into Epics.
@tomasyany
The solution proposed by the OP would kill two birds with one stone: adding epics from Github and converting existing issues into Epics.
But how? 🤔
@tomasyany
The solution proposed by the OP would kill two birds with one stone: adding epics from Github and converting existing issues into Epics.
But how? 🤔
@Drjacky what part isn't clear? The "solution" (as in this issue description), seems to be a good answer to the "how" I believe...
Is there any update on this issue?
It would be really helpful if we could just add a label to an epic, or a comment on the issue, or some tag on the description, that would make that issue part of an epic directly.
It looks like adding the codetree-epic
label works to convert an issue to an epic from the GH UI.
Yes, adding codetree-epic in GH seems to force Codetree to treat the issue as an epic. However, removing the codetree-epic label does not seem to convert the epic back to an issue! Once it becomes an epic, I don't see any way of making it an issue again.
Background
Some users prefer to interact with Codetree primarily through the GitHub issues interface. However, you can not create epics or add issues to epics from GitHub at this time
Solution
codetree-epic
to an issue and recognize that as an epic going forwardepic_child #(/d)
and add the referenced issue to the epicepic #(/d)
and add the issue to the referenced epic