I’ve been using GitHub’s UI to do it. It seems just very slow to open issues in a new tab to analyse and label the issues.

Are there better ways to do this?

  • PenguinCoder@beehaw.org
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    1 year ago

    Use the command line :)

    I mean that is what I do and how I do it. git clone the remote repository, make a new branch git checkout -b <name whatever>, and then triage/work on the suspected bug. Make changes locally as needed. When it’s all working as you’d expect, git push -u origin <name whatever matches your local branch>.