gh-issue-creator

Automating GitHub issue creation involves applying specific title formats like '[TYPE] Title', assigning issues to predefined projects, and linking them to active milestones. This ensures standardized bug reporting, feature suggestions, and task tracking within your repository.

The correct format for a bug report requires prefixing the issue title with '[Bug]', writing in English, and assigning the issue to the designated project and active milestone. This standardizes categorization and streamlines the development workflow.

Assigning milestones and projects automatically happens during standardized issue creation by configuring the workflow to link issues to a specific project like 'PokeMMO-Compendium Tasks' and an active milestone such as 'v1.1 - Refactoring & Performance'.

Editing existing GitHub issues to enforce consistent naming conventions is supported. You can update titles, labels, projects, and milestones to ensure older issues adhere to the same strict formatting standards as newly created ones.

This issue tracking workflow supports feature suggestions and task tracking alongside bug reporting. It categorizes issues using specific title prefixes, assigns them to the correct project, and links them to the active milestone for organization.

GitHub issues fail to follow expected assignments when the creation process bypasses strict naming conventions and predefined project configurations. Enforcing a standardized workflow with specific title formats and mandatory milestone links resolves this.