Introduction

GitHub Issues is a feature of GitHub that allows users to track bugs, enhancements, and tasks related to a specific project. Issues can be created, assigned, labeled, and commented on to keep track of progress and collaborate with others.

To use GitHub Issues, you will first need to create a GitHub account and then navigate to a repository that you have access to. From there, you can click on the "Issues" tab and create a new issue by clicking on the "New Issue" button. You can then add a title, description, and any relevant labels or assignees. Once an issue is created, you can continue to update it with comments, labels, and changes to the status. It is a great way to keep track of to-dos and communicate with other contributors on a project.

Setup

In the following pages we'll walk through how to setup the Feedback Reporter with Github Issues.