chore: label incoming issues with a triage label #8962
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rarkins
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@rarkins I do like your idea of having a search to identify issues missing a priority label, so why not have both the new triage label, and a new search. 🚀 That way we can both be happy! 😄 |
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Changes:
priority-5-triageContext:
Closes #8960.
@rarkins You will need to create the new
priority-5-labelbefore merging this, or GitHub will complain that it can't find the label on incoming issues. 👻 😱Marking this PR "draft" until we have the label present on the repository to prevent annoyances on new issues. 😉
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