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Many GitHub-native projects make use of the platform's robust project management features, including issue tracking and pull requests; however, managing large volumes of them can get very unwieldy very quickly, with lots of repetitive busywork that eats away at developer productivity. Mark Bestavros will present novel tools built on GitHub Actions to automate such common tasks with issues and PRs, with particular focus on the pull request review process. Design decisions and lessons learned about writing developer tooling with GitHub Actions will also be discussed.
Red Hat Office of the CTO Emerging Technologies team: next.redhat.com
Many GitHub-native projects make use of the platform's robust project management features, including issue tracking and pull requests; however, managing large volumes of them can get very unwieldy very quickly, with lots of repetitive busywork that eats away at developer productivity. Mark Bestavros will present novel tools built on GitHub Actions to automate such common tasks with issues and PRs, with particular focus on the pull request review process. Design decisions and lessons learned about writing developer tooling with GitHub Actions will also be discussed.
Red Hat Office of the CTO Emerging Technologies team: next.redhat.com
