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Instructions for Adding Issues:

Hi there! 👋 To make your work as an OSS Manager easier, we would like you to read through these instructions before adding some fantastic issues to the OS Issues Database. Please don't hesitate to get in touch with Toukir or Ramiz if you have any questions or concerns about adding Issues.

The guidelines are as follows:

  1. For your reference and example, the first and second rows in the database above are the sample rows. As a result, we advise not to edit them.
  2. There are four columns that you need not be concerned about: "Review Status," "Reviewer Assigned," "Considered for use," and "Notes by Reviewer". As a result, when you add an issue to a new row, leave their values at default.
  3. To commence, kindly include the project name in the "Name of the project” column from which you have gathered the issue/issues.
  4. The "Tech Stack" column is where you can add the project's tech stack. We have already created a number of tech stacks, but if you come across a new one that isn't in the column, you can add it by simply typing it; an option to create it will then appear automatically as shown in the image below:

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  1. The next step is to indicate the issue's difficulty level in the "Difficulty Level" column. You have three options to choose from: "Beginner," "Intermediate," or "Advanced." More information regarding the issues' level of difficulty can be found in the Manually Scouting Issues Guide.
  2. Next, you need to include the project's GitHub issue URL in the "Issue's Link" column. Make sure the URL you add for the issue is the right one. The next step is to enter the type of issue in the "Issue's Type" field. We have primarily concentrated on the six types: "Bug Fixes," "Feature Implementation," "Enhancement," ”Test Cases,” “UI/UX,” and "Documentation." More information regarding the type of Issue can be found in the Shaping an Issue Guide.
  3. The final step involves assigning yourself to the "OSS Manager" column. To do this, simply search for yourself in the pop-up window and choose your tag. To include additional notes about a specific issue, go to the "Notes by Manager" column for that issue.

Alright, now! You can repeat this procedure each time you add a new issue to the database. This is how you add an issue to the database.

Next Step

The issue or issues you have added to the database will be reviewed by a reviewer, who will decide whether or not to select them for use.