Don't know if we can create a copy of the existing one? Else if we're not going to use feathub, we should remove the reference.
We should remove the reference and just use this repo for features and bugs as we have been.
Maybe make a master list for all features and once the request is "accepted" we then create an actual issue for it and start working on it from there?
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I also don't feel much for the Feathub, as I don't think maybe people or looking at it.
Maybe just use the following prefixes and tags labels:
'[FR]' (a users feature request)
'[FEATURE]' (feature has been accepted, and it's being worked on)
And then the master list, which we use to keep track of the FR's. As soon as a [FR] has been accepted or declined, it's added to he list(s), and the [FR] is closed?
I have the same opinion. It's simpler to use prefixes and tags and keep them in the github issue tracker.
Since py is not as big as SR was (for the moment!) I'd say a prefix is enough.
don't forget we can use github labels too. better to see and better to filter
Maybe skip the masterlist and just use the labels. This also means we can easily add a list our site that uses the github api to get all current FRs being worked on and ones suggested easily.
I'd say use [ FEATURE ] like we've been doing and use two labels, "Suggested" and something like "Working on" as well as a feature label so people can easily drill down to just what they want to see in the issues.
Ok, so I think we all agree on using the prefix [FEATURE] with the labels that are already available.
What do we do with the current list of FR's that are on feathub for sickrage? We can't really ignore that right?
I think all the previous feature requests could go in a single post with a checkbox list for each item and a link back to the feature request on feathub. We could also combine similar features from feathub into a single line item with the related links. We could also use this as a master feature request list for features and append new features to the list to easily review all items feature requests at once.
Something like this:
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