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(let's see how far I can get) |
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This first files a public issues, with some placeholder text, then uses its public URL to add to a private issue's metadata (which contains the original reporter's data).
I think I'm going to spin this out into a different issue and focus on tests for what I just wrote. |
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This first files a public issues, with some placeholder text, then uses its public URL to add to a private issue's metadata (which contains the original reporter's data).
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We don't want to return any info here, let's be explicit.
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They're not amazing, but it's something.
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This first files a public issues, with some placeholder text, then uses its public URL to add to a private issue's metadata (which contains the original reporter's data).
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We don't want to return any info here, let's be explicit.
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They're not amazing, but it's something.
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This allows us to pass in arbitrary metadata keys and values to be "wrapped" as HTML comments for the issue body
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This allows us to pass in arbitrary metadata keys and values to be "wrapped" as HTML comments for the issue body
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It may make sense to split this bug up, but keeping together for now because it's all related, and maybe awkward to implement in multiple PRs (maybe not?)
When a user goes to file an anonymous bug:
Make sure this new issue is an a “Unmoderated” milestone, if we’re taking the private GitHub repo shortcut.: See Make sure new private issues are assigned to the "unmoderated" milestone #3146The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: