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GitHub: publish tag-of posts to add labels to issues #811
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There is also the counterpart: 'untag-of' posts (https://indieweb.org/untag) which are more of a brainstorm at this point, but I figured worth pointing out as a future enhancement, in case that helps generalize the code for 'tag-of' support. Problem: currently you have to use Github’s web UI to remove a label from an issue. If you could post an 'untag-of' response to a GitHub issue, and Bridgy Publish recognized that, it could call the GitHub API to (attempt to) remove the respective label from that issue. The current brainstormed markup is similar to that for a 'tag-of' post, but with class name 'untag-of' instead. Feedback and contributions welcome on https://indieweb.org/untag Also reasonable to consider 'untag-of' support a potential future separate issue rather than as part of implementing 'tag-of' support. (Originally published at: http://tantek.com/2018/108/t2/untag-of-bridgy-publish-github-label) |
thanks! agreed. add/remove label aren't in the v4 GraphQL API afaict, but are in the v3 REST API. |
interestingly, this would be the first bridgy publish feature for editing an existing post, in any silo, as opposed to creating a new one. (likes don't really count. :P) |
...to reuse when adding/removing labels from an issue. snarfed/bridgy#811
deployed! |
Problem: Currently you have to use GitHub’s web UI to add (and remove) labels from issues.
The indieweb has nascent 'tag-reply' post type using 'u-tag-of' markup. See this minimal set of markup inside an h-entry.
I realize it would be even more helpful to have a real-live tag-of post permalink to refer to (preferably to a GitHub issue), so I will work on that next. I’m hoping this is enough to at least get started though.
It would be great if Bridgy Publish could 1. recognize that tag-of post to a GitHub issue, 2. add the respective label to the issue.
Label(s): publish
(Originally published at: http://tantek.com/2018/108/b1/bridgy-publish-should-posse-tag-of)
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