laracoft's avatar

Planning work

  1. I have several repos and many issues across all of them
  2. Is there any tool that can help me go through them and sort out which one the team should work on first?

Update

  1. I'm already using Issues in Gitea
  2. But seeing 100s of issues is overwhelming and I'm not sure where is the best place to start
  3. After some thoughts, I realized a big factor is that some issues are clear, e.g. bug with very reproducible steps, vs a fresh raw idea where details are still scant - addressing this factor will likely make the problem smaller
  4. Also, going along the lines of wishful thinking, I wish there was a tool that can tell each developer which is the issue they should work on first
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jlrdw's avatar

Are you already familiar with GitHub Actions?

drissboumlik's avatar

Trello or Make a project in Github or Notion , has a board feature

drissboumlik's avatar

Trello

or Make a project in Github

or Notion , has a board feature

laracoft's avatar

Thanks for the replies, I'm actually already using Gitea's issues (almost identical to Github issues)

  1. I gave my problem more thought and have more insights: when I see 100s of issues, I don't know where to start, picking a random one feels like throwing a dice, i.e. is there another more important issue I should work on

  2. I'm also using labels (and they include) priority but it still feels like I might be missing something

  3. Sometimes we get an idea, but details may not be clear, aka it is still hard to act on and probably requires alot of clarifications

  4. These should be separate from say bugs, which has a very clear problem, and requires someone who knows how to debug it

  5. I'm still thinking about the problem if you ask me what is my dream solution, I wish there is a system that can tell me the best issue that I should be working on next

laracoft's avatar

Thanks for the replies, I'm already using Issues in Gitea (almost identical to Issues in Github)

Have updated the OP with more insight into this problem

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