My projects have "type" labels such as "type: bug" and "type: enhancement". I would like to be able to filter for issues with multiple of these. This is not currently possible as far as I can tell for more than two type labels.
For two labels that are mutually exclusive, this is still doable with the current filter system:
filters:
# Match issues with more than one "type" label
- label: "type: bug"
- label: "type: enhancement"
But I don't believe this is possible with this structure and three or more type labels.
One way to solve it would be a filter that runs over all labels concatenated (maybe with some separator like a newline that can't appear in labels). For example, then I could do something like this:
filters:
# Match issues with more than one "type" label
- all-labels: ".*type: .*type: .*"
Another solution might be to have a counter for labels matching a certain regex. For example:
filters:
# Match issues with more than one "type" label
- label-count:
- regex: "type: .*"
- match: ">1"
I'm open to other ideas, and I'd be happy with any solution the maintainers would be willing to accept.
My projects have "type" labels such as "type: bug" and "type: enhancement". I would like to be able to filter for issues with multiple of these. This is not currently possible as far as I can tell for more than two type labels.
For two labels that are mutually exclusive, this is still doable with the current filter system:
But I don't believe this is possible with this structure and three or more type labels.
One way to solve it would be a filter that runs over all labels concatenated (maybe with some separator like a newline that can't appear in labels). For example, then I could do something like this:
Another solution might be to have a counter for labels matching a certain regex. For example:
I'm open to other ideas, and I'd be happy with any solution the maintainers would be willing to accept.