Hi, Does the GitHub Integration support GitHub discussion as accumulated feedback channel similar to discourse or intercom?
Not yet. Nobody asked for it so far.
I would really find great value in having Github Discussions come in just like Discourse does. The API for it is here, I think:
Can we move this to a Feature Request?
I moved it.
Well, I can’t vote for it. I’m out of votes, so I try to remove 1, still at my limit, then remove 2 more for a total of 3 and still no? OK, I might as well stop destroying my old votes.
Maybe my limit changed since I wasn’t here very much the last few months… (trust level).
Yeah, your trust level dropped, but I’ve manually re-promoted you
Ah, thank you! Now I just need to see if I can figure out which ones I removed votes from.
it’s quite a shame. I understand priorities and workload is always a challenge.
but we’ve got some 50-80% finished integrations that somehow lack going the full mile in order to truly and practically move such integrations into or leveraged with fibery.
even with one-way, read-only sync and using github’s or destination-integration’s entity url/link… a lot could be done. if we had actual discussion/comments and down the line… exposed api code-diffs/discussions as well.
obviously if long-term two-way sync were approachable it would become even better.
maybe some sort of interface or contribution system to allow clients to contribute towards integrations for the community, exposing existing/official integrations would be a good option?
I don’t recall what gitlab integration had missing. probably comments/disco and diff-discussions as well. seems to me the github integration is even older.
I just hope this whole, somewhat (afaik?) “hardcoded”/streamlined PM focus and direction is truly the healthiest mid or long-term direction. maybe I just understood related blogposts wrong, not sure if that’s the actual conclusion.
meanwhile I noticed there might be an option via linear integration. going to verify that workflow and hope it leverages twoway sync possibilities.