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Currently on the issue name is being displayed. Once multiple issues, maybe even from multiple repositories, show up, it is impossible to know where they are from and possibly even what they mean.
Current situation:
🎯 Task
I suggest adding the repositoy names in front of the issue name.
E.g. "web: The issue carousel breaks for more than 3 issues"
This makes every issue related to a specific repository.
🛠️ Action
I think the repository name is already part of the JSON we retrieve from the GitHub api. Therefore we should be able to simply retrieve the data from the JSON payload and add it as a prefix to the content that is being displayed in the issue carousel.
🏆 Result
E.g.
repository1: Some issue
repository1: Some issue2
repository2: Some issue
repository3: Some issue
repository4: Some issue
If there are multiple issues from multiple repositories, they should also be grouped by the repository.
🙋♀️ Are you willing to contribute to this feature?
Not at this time, but I'm excited to see it implemented!
📝 Code of Conduct
I agree to follow this project's Code of Conduct
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🌟 Situation
Currently on the issue name is being displayed. Once multiple issues, maybe even from multiple repositories, show up, it is impossible to know where they are from and possibly even what they mean.
Current situation:
🎯 Task
I suggest adding the repositoy names in front of the issue name.
E.g. "web: The issue carousel breaks for more than 3 issues"
This makes every issue related to a specific repository.
🛠️ Action
I think the repository name is already part of the JSON we retrieve from the GitHub api. Therefore we should be able to simply retrieve the data from the JSON payload and add it as a prefix to the content that is being displayed in the issue carousel.
🏆 Result
E.g.
repository1: Some issue
repository1: Some issue2
repository2: Some issue
repository3: Some issue
repository4: Some issue
If there are multiple issues from multiple repositories, they should also be grouped by the repository.
🙋♀️ Are you willing to contribute to this feature?
Not at this time, but I'm excited to see it implemented!
📝 Code of Conduct
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: