Allow Relating Multiple Github repositories to a Single Product
This is how things works in reality for complex applications.
We have a very modular architecture for a product. ( micro services ). One product can have up 10 repositories. Even the simplest application would have frontend and backend repositorie...
Gabo Esquivel
over 8 years ago
in GitHub
4
Already exists
When a feature is sent to Github that has images attached, can the images be shown inline rather than as links?
When I send a feature to Github that has images attached, the images show up in Github as links rather than inline which is how they would show up if I had created the feature in Github. It's easier and cleaner for our developers to see the images...
GitHub integration automatic log time upon linked issue completion
The intended use of GH integration is the following:
Create features in Aha
Push to GitHub as a handover of control to engineering
Updates in GitHub trigger status changed in Aha
This is a good start.
If control is passed to engineering to manag...
Guest
almost 9 years ago
in GitHub
2
Already exists
We typically reference feature requests by the Aha feature ID, e.g. WEB-32 or WEB-44. When we push those feature requests down to Github for development, we generally create a branch for each issue, but since we lose this information it's difficul...
David Bean
about 9 years ago
in GitHub
2
Unlikely to implement
Provide the ability to ingest issues created directly in a linked Github repository
I am currently utilizing Aha! and have it linked to several of our team's Github repos. The functionality to create issues in Aha and send to to Github works great. However we often have cases where issues get created in repos directly. When those...
Guest
about 9 years ago
in GitHub
0
Unlikely to implement
If you add Github Issues integration with a Github account that requires 2-factor authentication, the integration fails. It would be good to support this.
Guest
almost 10 years ago
in GitHub
1
Already exists
Github integration messages in comments is great for smaller stories, but for anything non-trivial it becomes very easy to lose meaningful comments in the middle of a commit barrage. It would be very useful to have these either separated, or group...
Guest
almost 10 years ago
in GitHub
1
Will not implement