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How do I add participants to a GitHub issue?
On GitHub, navigate to the main page of the repository. Under your repository name, click Settings. In the left sidebar, click Manage access. Click Invite a collaborator.
How do I add multiple assignees in GitHub?
Using multiple assignees Assignees can be added and removed on the web UI by clicking on the assignees dropdown in the sidebar and adding multiple users. Check out the documentation for more information on this feature.
What is a duplicate issue?
An issue that already has a record in the issues database and is filed for the second time. The second record is marked with “Duplicate” value in the Resolution field, and linked to the original record using “Duplicate” link type.
How do I assign issues to multiple users?
4 answers
- Go to Jira Administration > Issues > Custom Fields.
- Press “Add Custom Field”
- Search and select “User Picker (multiple users)” – it’s in the Advanced fields section, so just select “All” before searching for it.
- Give the field a name and press Create.
- Assign the field to the relevant Screen(s) for your projects.
How to link GitHub to other repositories?
This will add an update to the issue github/enterprise#59 with a link to your comment/commit. Sure, GitHub’s all about social coding, but you can have social repositories, too. You can reference issues between repositories by mentioning user/repository#number in an issue.
How to mention another user in a GitHub issue?
@mentions are the way that we reference other GitHub users inside of GitHub Issues. Inside of the description or any comment of the issue, include the @username of another GitHub user to send them a notification. This works very similar to how Twitter uses @mentions.
Do you duplicate files in your GitHub repo?
Should I duplicate the files in my own repo or link to the other repo at a specific revision as I don’t want it to update and cause incompatibility. I already created my github repo what should I do?
How can I reference a commit in an issue comment on GitHub?
Just paste the commit referencing link in the comment github automatically mentions the commit on the comment. If you are trying to reference a commit in another repo than the issue is in, you can prefix the commit short hash with reponame@.