Open koppor opened 14 hours ago
Support text and "contained-in". In this case, I configure "assign this issue to me" as text to recognize
Interesting, this should be easy to implement 👍
As for the LLM approach, might be something I will explore in the future (or if I have more time and credits 😄)
Support text and "contained-in". In this case, I configure "assign this issue to me" as text to recognize
Interesting, this should be easy to implement 👍
Nice! Maybe, I just collect all sentences indicating an assignment. However, the last days, they were all different 🙈.
the last days, they were all different 🙈.
😄 Feel free to post as many examples as you'd like! I can feed them into ChatGPT to help identify common patterns for recognizing assignment requests.
I was also considering adding an automatic greeting message when an issue is created, listing all available commands (e.g., /assign-me
, /unassign-me
). This feature could be toggled on/off in the configuration settings.
Not sure yet if that might be useful
the last days, they were all different 🙈.
😄 Feel free to post as many examples as you'd like! I can feed them into ChatGPT to help identify common patterns for recognizing assignment requests.
I think, there needs to be a single prompt, which is then sent to the API. -- The users of the action need to configure their API key though.
I was also considering adding an automatic greeting message when an issue is created, listing all available commands (e.g.,
/assign-me
,/unassign-me
). This feature could be toggled on/off in the configuration settings.
Since this is configurable (assigned_comment
), I think, its good to add /unassign-me
as hint. The others I would not post. Just listing in the README.md
is enough. -- Mostly, the maintainers need it and they should not be remined on each usage of the action :)
Type of feature
💡 Feature
Current behavior
Students comment with
or other texts.
Currently, the action does not support this.
Suggested solution
Ideas:
In case the LLM approach is used, there should be no comment and action if the issue is already taken. (To avoid errors)
Additional context
No response
Code of Conduct
Contributing Docs