Add tracking issue for challenges template #27
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| name: Tracking issue for challenge | ||
| about: Create a new tracking issue for a challenge | ||
| title: "[Tracking Challenge] " | ||
| labels: Challenge |
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So should we update the book instructions to only create an issue once the proposal has been accepted?
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Yes, I am in the middle of changing the book instructions to that right now.
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I would think that's the right approach.
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The only problem here is that the "Challenge" label would be automatically added to issues that may not be a challenge.
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To resolve that, I can add a new generic issue template that would be for issues that have nothing to do with the challenges themselves. Would that work?
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I would prefer to eventually have a job that runs once a new challenge has been merged, and edits the tracking issue with the link to the book entry and add the "Challenge" label. But for now, we will have to manually keep things consistent.
Creates an issue template for new issues that are for tracking challenges. Right now, anyone can add a tracking issue for a challenge without the link to the challenge in the runbook. This template will help remind them of the order of creation which would be to first, create the challenge in the runbook, then create the tracking issue. By submitting this pull request, I confirm that my contribution is made under the terms of the Apache 2.0 and MIT licenses.
Creates an issue template for new issues that are for tracking challenges.
Right now, anyone can add a tracking issue for a challenge without the link to the challenge in the runbook.
This template will help remind them of the order of creation which would be to first, create the challenge in the runbook, then create the tracking issue.
By submitting this pull request, I confirm that my contribution is made under the terms of the Apache 2.0 and MIT licenses.