Allow collaborators to self-assign issues #2289
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What do you think, @lhoestq? 😉 I think this could be another step to facilitate community contributions. |
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Good idea ! Is there something similar in transformers ?
Also it would be good to mention this in CONTRIBUTING.md
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@lhoestq, it doesn't exist in And sure, this must be documented! I just wanted first to know your opinion... |
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Allow collaborators (without write access to the repository) to self-assign issues.
In order to self-assign an issue, they have to comment it with the word:
#takeor#self-assign.