Add Tags/Labels
When creating an issue from a work item, the issue gets the label "from-rtc-work-item". New: The work item also gets a tag "created-as-git-issue". (Only added if it doesn't already exist.)
When creating a work item from a git issue, the work item gets the tag "from-git-issue". New: The git issue also gets a tag "created-as-rtc-work-item". (Only added if it doesn't already exist.)
Use new Tags/Labels
When in normal mode: Show a hint next to the "create as git issue" button. Show that the work item has already been created as a git issue (check the tag on the work item "created-as-git-issue"). Don't block the user from creating another one (might be a different git repository).
When in "create work items from git issues" mode: Show a hint next to all git issues that have already been created as work items (check the label on the git issue "created-as-rtc-work-item"). Don't block the user from selecting them anyways.
Hinting
A triangle warning icon is shown on the right. Hovering over the icon shows a tooltip with the explanation.
Add Tags/Labels When creating an issue from a work item, the issue gets the label "from-rtc-work-item". New: The work item also gets a tag "created-as-git-issue". (Only added if it doesn't already exist.)
When creating a work item from a git issue, the work item gets the tag "from-git-issue". New: The git issue also gets a tag "created-as-rtc-work-item". (Only added if it doesn't already exist.)
Use new Tags/Labels When in normal mode: Show a hint next to the "create as git issue" button. Show that the work item has already been created as a git issue (check the tag on the work item "created-as-git-issue"). Don't block the user from creating another one (might be a different git repository).
When in "create work items from git issues" mode: Show a hint next to all git issues that have already been created as work items (check the label on the git issue "created-as-rtc-work-item"). Don't block the user from selecting them anyways.
Hinting A triangle warning icon is shown on the right. Hovering over the icon shows a tooltip with the explanation.