Re:Nim in 2018: A short recap
by porker on Wednesday January 09, 2019 @07:21AM
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> Isn't that a bit too high to be manageable?
Yes. See many past conversations on why Github Issues become unmanageable.
Labels help to segment, but aren't enough.
I find the number of 'open' issues a demotivator (bordering on depressing) for my projects, or when I look to work on others; even if most aren't issues but support questions/feature requests/on hold. If not triaged well, digging through to find the real bugs takes effort.
Github tried with 'Projects' but I haven't seen many (any?) projects using them successfully. For individual workflows they seem to work well. Big projects have fallen back on milestones.
Yes. See many past conversations on why Github Issues become unmanageable.
Labels help to segment, but aren't enough.
I find the number of 'open' issues a demotivator (bordering on depressing) for my projects, or when I look to work on others; even if most aren't issues but support questions/feature requests/on hold. If not triaged well, digging through to find the real bugs takes effort.
Github tried with 'Projects' but I haven't seen many (any?) projects using them successfully. For individual workflows they seem to work well. Big projects have fallen back on milestones.