This project automates the creation and management of GitHub issues in your project backlog using a YAML configuration file. It helps eliminate tedious manual tracking of recurring issues by automatically scheduling their creation based on custom frequencies, making backlog management more efficient.
Automatically create and manage GitHub issues in your project backlog using a YAML configuration file with the recurring-backlog-item-creator. This tool helps streamline backlog management by automating the process of generating recurring issues based on specific schedules, ultimately saving time and reducing errors.
The repository features:
gh-issue-config-filter: A command-line interface (CLI) tool designed to filter issues from a YAML configuration file according to the current month.Managing product backlogs often involves the creation of recurring issues that follow different schedules:
Tracking these recurring issues manually can be tedious and prone to mistakes. This tool simplifies the task by automating issue creation and management within GitHub Projects.
This CLI tool filters backlog items from a YAML configuration file based on the current month. For detailed information, refer to the documentation inside the gh-issue-config-filter directory.
To utilize this repository:
config-template.yml..github/workflows/create-monthly-issues.yml) that schedules the creation of issues automatically on the first day of each month or allows for manual triggering.A basic configuration for monthly issues might look like the following:
defaults:
project_id: "PVT_xxx"
target_repo: "owner/repo"
issues:
- name: "Monthly Security Review"
template_file: ".github/ISSUE_TEMPLATE/security-review.md"
creation_months: [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12]
title_suffix: "- {{YearMonth}}"
fields:
Priority: "High"
Status: "Ready"
This configuration allows for the automated creation of the "Monthly Security Review" issue in the specified project.
For further details, refer to the documentation in the repository to explore the full capabilities and configurations available.
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