tjanczuk/gissues

whiteboard for github issues

gissues's Issues

I want a way to create issues from within gissues

As I'm planning things, I might think of another issue, and I'd like to just hit a button, or use a keyboard shortcut to create an issue from within gissues, instead of having to jump back to github and potentially lose the thought.

Demo - Not usable with IE9

Two problems with Internet Explorer 9 :

-1- no expected layout
-2- systematic error : "error occurred when retrieving organizations from GitHub. Status: error, Error: No Transport."

Cannot be reproduce with Chromium !

Bug: Repositories don't show up when no organiziation

Brief description

Could not use app, apparent connection or login failure

Procedure:

1. go to gissues.com
2. pick "Go to my public and private repos"
3. When asked for App Authorization click "Allow"
4. See gissues main screen, but no repositories in dropdown list

Expected:

1. repositories in dropdown list

Other info:

1. github shows gissues under authorized applications
2. no javascript errors reported by chrome debugger
3. AJAX network request to api.github.com/user/repos seems to have returned a valid repo array
4. AJAX to api.github.com/user/orgs returns [](empty array)

Other things tried:

1. reloading: no effect/same result
2. log out, log back in: no effect/same result
3. log out, deauthorize app, repeat initial procedure: no effect/same result
4. tried from new browser: same result

configuration

• OS: Mac OS X 10.6.4
• Browser: Chrome 18.0.1025.113
• Browser2: Safari 5.1 (6534.50)

Milestone Filter

organization data does not load correctly

https://twitter.com/#!/piscisaureus/status/161609737656471553
@Gissues:{"order":50,"status":"done"}

Better label filtering

I want all tasks that don't have the 'epic' tag

I want to select all of the issues tagged with either 'story' or 'task'.

custom lanes

it'd be cool to have custom lanes. suppose i want one for 'ready for test' and then 'verified by qa'

Private repository support.

Is there a technical reason for not supporting private repositories?

Pavel

Tell users that you're adding text to the issue

I don't remember being told that JSON data was going to be added to the original comment in each issue – it's possible that I just missed something, but I think this is very important for developers to know.

Bug: Sorting not working with large number of issues

Brief description

Sorting within the backlog list does not seem to persist after a reload

Procedure:

1. log in to gissues.com
2. move an issue from lower down in the backlog to the top of the backlog
3. reload
4. note, moved issue is no longer at top

Expected:

Moved issue to still be on top

Other info:

• issue details show @Gissues:{"order":} fields appear to be correct, but display is wrong
• order problems happen at other locations, not just top

configuration

• OS: Mac OS X 10.6.4
• Browser: Chrome 18.0.1025.113

text added to issues should be in an html comment (so they are not seen except by editor of the issue)

Why not use HTML5 in stead of changing issues

Databases, or even Localstorage

my repositories for organization don't show

i have organization with some number of repository. i use free plan, all my repositories and all repositories of my organization is open source. i try to use gissues, but i don't see all my repository. gissues don't show repositories of my organization.

ability to manage several repos on one screen

I want to use this with one of my organizations and look at several of the repos at once.

Make Backlog Publicly Visible

For publicly accessible projects on github, it would be great if the backlog - that is, the prioritization of issues - would be publicly visible.

Typo in issue update

https://github.com/tjanczuk/gissues/blob/master/src/public/gissues.js#L82

Close link/button in done lane

Add a link/button on the items in the "done" lane to close them on github.

Readme update: How can I serve gissues from my local machine?

Some steps would be helpful. This is also important for people who want to help with development, so a "contributing" section would be nice, too, like other OS projects have in their README.