I’ve submitted an issue for a project on GitHub which is not mine and I’m not a contributor, but I cannot find a way to label my issue. Is there a way for me to label it, or is this only available for contributors?
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I’ve submitted an issue for a project on GitHub which is not mine and I’m not a contributor, but I cannot find a way to label my issue. Is there a way for me to label it, or is this only available for contributors?
It’s only available for contributors.
This way, you can avoid random people assigning the wrong labels and messing up your categories.
It would however be useful if you could in some manner propose labels. Then you could mark an issue as what you think is a bug, so the owner can just confirm that. Many people suggest labels in the title:
[proposed Label] actual title