Assign priority to issues from Zulip#2337
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Triagebot learns how to post a comment on GitHub to assign priority to an issue that is marked as regression. The command is sent from the Zulip Rust lang chat instance. The syntax is:
@triagebot prio #issue <priority>example
@triagebot prio #123456 highThe comment on GitHub is my usual comment on issue priority:
This handler checks that:
r? @Urgau
Thanks for a review!