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Add ability to self-assign issues for non-committers #21719

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@damccorm damccorm commented Jun 6, 2022

Right now, non-committers can't self assign issues - this allows them to do so by commenting .take-issue.

Example of this working - damccorm/playground#3

Addresses #21684


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asf-ci commented Jun 6, 2022

Can one of the admins verify this patch?

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asf-ci commented Jun 6, 2022

Can one of the admins verify this patch?

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damccorm commented Jun 6, 2022

R: @lostluck

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lostluck commented Jun 8, 2022

LGTM

2. Comment ".take-issue" on the issue. This will cause the issue to be assigned to you.
When you've completed the issue, you can close it by commenting ".close-issue".
If you are a committer and would like to assign an issue to a non-committer, they must comment
on the issue first; please tag the user asking them to do so or to comment ".take-issue".
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How would a committer ask non-committers to comment ".take-issue", without it causing the issue to be assigned to the committer?

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That's a good point - that's a limitation as currently implemented.

I added #21755 to address that limitation, it will ignore comments like .take-issue

@damccorm damccorm deleted the users/damccorm/self-assign branch June 8, 2022 17:51
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