Git
Issues
Track bugs, tasks and ideas per repository.
Open an issue
In the Git portal, open a repository's Issues → New issue. Anyone in the organization with git:read (every role) can open issues and comment.
- Title: up to 256 characters.
- Description: Markdown, up to 64 KB.
- Labels: comma-separated, up to 10, each up to 32 characters.
Issues and pull requests share one number sequence per repository: if #4 is an issue, the next pull request is #5.
Comment, edit, close
- Comments are Markdown, up to 64 KB, from anyone with
git:read. - Editing the title, description and labels, and closing or reopening, is open to the issue's author and to members with
git:write.
The Issues tab lists open or closed issues, newest first, with their labels and comment counts; the tab shows how many are open.
Assignees, mentions and email
Issues and pull requests take up to 10 assignees from the organization. @handle in a description or comment (the part of a member's email before the @) links to that member.
Members get an email when someone else assigns them, or mentions them for the first time in a description or in a comment, with a link to the issue or pull request. Mentions inside code blocks don't count, and nobody is emailed about their own changes.