Add issues and pull requests to the current release project #2131
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Tested with #2132. Looks like it added itself to the release project correctly ⚡ |
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Excited to see how this will work! Something that would be neat is to add an action triggered by us unassigning issues, which will take the issue off the current project board. It's just an 💡 idea 💡 though.
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Will the matching be case sensitive, then? And is this search only on the name of the project board?
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The search is only on the name of the board:
https://developer.github.com/v4/object/repository/, search for "projects"
Query to search projects by, currently only searching by name.
I'm not sure if it's case sensitive or not, though? The one I tested with was an exact case match 🤔
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How are "add" vs "consider" distinguished here?
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Basically, "consider" filters on the event's action to determine whether or not it should result in a release board addition; "add" does the actual addition.
More GitHub Action fun ⚡
This one will run each time we assign an issue or open a pull request. It'll add the issue or pull request to the current release project board so we keep that as an accurate record of the work that's been done within each release cycle.