GitHub + Tallyfy
Launch Tallyfy processes for new GitHub issues
One of the biggest problems in software development is poorly defined issues and acceptance criteria. If you make a GitHub issue without sufficient detail, it not only frustrates developers but the issue might not even be confirmed as reproducible. Every time a new issue is created in GitHub - launch a process on Tallyfy to: - Check the issue is actually reproducible - Add proper details to the issue such as screenshots, URL's or even screencasts - Define dependencies, tags, milestones, priority and much richer context to the issue If you prep an issue right, a developer can get a lot more productive (and can do that far more quickly).
One of the biggest problems in software development is poorly defined issues and acceptance criteria. If you make a GitHub issue without sufficient detail, it not only frustrates developers but the issue might not even be confirmed as reproducible. Every time a new issue is created in GitHub - launch a process on Tallyfy to: - Check the issue is actually reproducible - Add proper details to the issue such as screenshots, URL's or even screencasts - Define dependencies, tags, milestones, priority and much richer context to the issue If you prep an issue right, a developer can get a lot more productive (and can do that far more quickly).
- When this happens...New Issue
Triggered when a new issue is created.
- automatically do this!Launch Process
Launch a new process using a templates.
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