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:

1. Open the SourceCraft home page.
2. On the Home tab, navigate to Repositories.
3. Select the repository to create an issue in.
4. Under Plan on the repository page, navigate to Issues.
5. In the top-right corner, click New issue.
6. In the window that opens:

   • Enter a name for the issue.

   • Optionally, provide a detailed description of the issue or an idea for a new feature.

   • Optionally, attach additional files.

   • Under Priority, set priority:

     • Trivial: Trivial
     • Minor: Minor
     • Normal: Regular
     • Critical: Critical
     • Blocker: Blocker

   • Under Visibility, select issue access type:

     • Private: The issue can be accessed only by you.

     • Public: The issue can be accessed by any user with access to the repository.

       Note

       You can change the access level at any time.

   • Optionally, under Assignee, select the user responsible for the issue.

   • 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.

7. Click Create issue.

See also

• Resource relationships SourceCraft
• Creating a pull request
• Editing code in Code Assistant