Creating an issue in a SourceCraft repository
Issues is a tool for tracking bugs, improvements, and new feature requests within a project. In an issue, you can start a discussion in comments, set the job status, priority, and responsible employee.
To create an issue:
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Open the SourceCraft home page.
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On the Home tab, under Your craftspace, navigate to Repositories.
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Select the repository to create an issue in.
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Under Plan on the repository page, go to Issues.
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In the top-right corner, click New issue.
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In the window that opens:
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Enter a name for the issue.
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Optionally, provide a detailed description of the issue or an idea for a new feature.
Descriptions and comments to issues and pull requests support short links to other issues and pull requests. Such entries automatically convert into hyperlinks that display a summary preview card on hover. Use the following formats:
!<pull_request_number>: Pull request in the current repository.<repository_slug>!<pull_request_number>: Pull request in a different repository of the current organization.<organization_slug>/<repository_slug>!<pull_request_number>: Pull request in the specified organization and repository.#<issue_number>: Issue in the current repository.<repository_slug>#<issue_number>: Issue in the a different repository of the current organization.<organization_slug>/<repository_slug>#<issue_number>: Issue in the specified organization and repository.
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Optionally, attach additional files.
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Under Priority, set priority:
- Trivial: Trivial
- Minor: Minor
- Normal: Regular
- Critical: Critical
- Blocker: Blocker
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Under Visibility, select issue access type:
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Private: The issue can be accessed only by you.
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Public: The issue can be accessed by any user with access to the repository.
Note
You can change the access level at any time.
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Optionally, under Assignee, select the user responsible for the issue.
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Optionally, under Labels, select the labels for the issue.
You can select existing labels from the list or create a new one.
To set the label color, click it and select the color from the drop-down list.
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Optionally, under Milestone, select a milestone to link the issue with.
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To add links to other issues or pull requests right away (optional):
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To link an issue to another issue, click Link issue.
Tip
You can link issues from different repositories within one organization. The following link types are available:  Related issue,  Sub-issue,  Parent issue,  Blocker for,  Blocked by, and  Duplicate of.
You can select an existing issue from the drop-down list or create a new one directly on the current page.
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To link an issue with a pull request, click Link pull request and select it.
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Click Create issue.