triage-issues

You can automate GitHub issue triage by reading repository code and issue comments to assess validity, estimate effort, and classify issues. This approach automatically identifies duplicates, applies labels, posts comments, and closes duplicate issues to streamline management.

Yes, you can automatically detect and close duplicate GitHub issues. The triage process analyzes open issues and their comments to identify duplicates, then closes them and merges the information to reduce clutter in your issue tracker.

Yes, you need the gh CLI installed and access to the GitHub repository to manage and prioritize issues. The CLI dependency is required for reading code, applying labels, posting comments, and executing automated actions within your repository.

The best way to classify open issues by effort and validity is using code-based insights. By analyzing the repository code alongside issue comments, you receive automated assessments for validity, required effort, and classification to recommend actionable next steps.

You can fix easy wins identified during GitHub issue triage through automated recommendations based on code analysis. The workflow proposes fixes for minor bugs or documentation updates and applies them only after receiving your explicit user confirmation.