Ghidra: Organize issues into Projects and more labels

[XVilka]

Currently everything is mixed in, but it would be beneficial to have them structured. For example, I am more interested in the decompiler part of the Ghidra, so having a Decompiler project at https://github.com/NationalSecurityAgency/ghidra/projects with "TODO, In progress, Done" columns would be a top notch. It also makes sense to use the labels for a more fine grained structuring inside the projects.

[kant2002]

More labels would be helpful

[ryanmkurtz]

I agree, I'll work on this. The default GitHub set is a decent start but our pull-requests and issues have grown large and need better organization.

[ryanmkurtz]

I've begun the process, so I am going to close this out. It will develop and improve over time.

[astrelsky]

@ryanmkurtz is it possible to allow the author of an issue/pull-request to add labels?

[ryanmkurtz]

What do you see under the labels drop-down when you create a new issue?

[astrelsky]

What do you see under the labels drop-down when you create a new issue?

There is no labels drop-down.

[ryanmkurtz]

Hmmm, did there used to be before I added all of these new labels?

[astrelsky]

Hmmm, did there used to be before I added all of these new labels?

No, there were never any labels available.

You can choose from issue templates. The screens available are as follows:

[astrelsky]

@ryanmkurtz so according to the information here only those with write-access can apply labels. While a bit invasive I wonder if it is possible to have a bot of some sort or another way to have labels added automatically if the title contains a magic string. Maybe something like [Bug] would cause the bug label to be applied and the tag would be automatically stripped from the title.