manager-ticket-lifecycle

A GitHub issue lifecycle across multiple roles is managed by treating the issue as a baton passed from Manager to Collaborator, Admin, and Consultant using a structured label taxonomy for type, status, priority, area, and role.

A baton-driven workflow uses a single GitHub issue as a handoff token across team roles. It enforces structured transitions and role-specific comments to ensure consistent governance and auditability.

Set up GitHub issue governance by applying a formal label taxonomy covering type, status, priority, area, and role to guide ticket creation, decomposition, and closure across epic, story, task, and bug types.

Yes, GitHub issues support agile cross-role ticket handoffs by applying initial baton labels that move the issue from managers who create them to collaborators, admins, and consultants who validate.

Track status transitions for GitHub issue types by enforcing a label-based workflow that defines a clear status flow for epics, stories, tasks, and bugs during ticket decomposition and closure.