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Re: [che-dev] Issue tracking, triage, and sprint planning: is there a better option?

Apart from notifications, I just listen to the whole Che not to miss my team components issues.

My main issue with GitHub is running sprints there?
I tried to use Github projects and it works till our components got issues in different places.

Once we got issues created in https://github.com/devfile/devworkspace-operator automation just stopped work.
Then we got issues in Jira WebTerminalOperator, and it's odd to say how handy GitHub project was for it.

Eventually, I returned back to the issue for the sprint which looks pretty good but it's manual work.
I have to assign collect issues as well, as well as setting milestones for each of them.
Then sometimes it happens that somebody forgot to add an unplanned issue to the sprint 
and mainly because it's not just one action, you need to find the current sprint issue, copy the issue title, URL and 
modify the sprint issue description.

Maybe Zenhub could help me, but as far as I remember, it's a single repo as well.
And it would be not transparent to the community, that a browser extension is needed to get the actual picture.
I would give a try Jira for that.

On Thu, Feb 18, 2021 at 10:59 AM Mykola Morhun <mmorhun@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
In my personal opinion, it is better to have everything in one place, so I am +1 for keeping GH issues.
Also GH issues have a simple markdown format for code blocks, tables, unfolding sections with logs, etc. Whereas Jira requires more specific syntax.

On Thu, Feb 18, 2021 at 10:43 AM Valerii Svydenko <vsvydenk@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I find JIRA more useful to track issues and plan sprints but on another side it's better for me to have the issue tracker where the code is based. To me it's more comfortable and simpler to create and track my opened issues on GitHub, but again I don't spend too much time to filter or update labels/milestone, so I cannot judge this side.

I'd say my +1 is more for GitHub rather than for JIRA 

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