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Give Triagers access to the Node.js feature requests project #861

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RedYetiDev opened this issue Apr 22, 2024 · 9 comments
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Give Triagers access to the Node.js feature requests project #861

RedYetiDev opened this issue Apr 22, 2024 · 9 comments

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@RedYetiDev
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(CC @nodejs/issue-triage)

As a (relatively new) member of the Issue Triage team, I think it'd be reasonably helpful if we had the permissions to move issues around in the Node.js feature requests project. This way, we can mark issues as triaged/stale/fixed rather than waiting for the bot to mark them stale or an admin to change their status.

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targos commented Apr 22, 2024

SGTM. I created that project and I don't think anyone's been maintaining it recently.

@RedYetiDev
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If we have access, I'd gladly reorganize it (nodejs/node#52485). I really like it's concept, but it just needs a bit of oversight.

@gireeshpunathil
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+1

@RedYetiDev
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Great! I'll close this issue once we get access (or a different conclusion is reached)

Thanks for your help!

@RedYetiDev
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I'm glad we are a fan of this idea, I'm exciting to help out :-)

@RedYetiDev
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@targos,

Do you think it'll also be a good idea to create a Node.js bug reports project? I'm happy to manage it if needed

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targos commented May 6, 2024

What would you do with it?

@RedYetiDev
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I meant just for tracking issues so that they are known

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targos commented May 8, 2024

/cc @nodejs/tsc

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