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Tagging #901

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mattkrick opened this issue Apr 11, 2017 · 0 comments
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Tagging #901

mattkrick opened this issue Apr 11, 2017 · 0 comments

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mattkrick commented Apr 11, 2017

Just a thread to ramble on about tags.
So far, we have 2 "Action" tags:

  • private (the successor to Actions)
  • archived (the successor to isArchived)

We can add these tags to a project by putting them after a hashtag. for example Get milk #private.
If i realized I'm lactose intolerant, I can edit it to: Get milk #private #archived.
If I got milk, I can change the status to Done and after the next meeting ends, #archived will be added for me automatically.

Questions remaining about tags:

  • How should they look when rendered in markdown?
  • Is it right that status is not a tag?
  • Is it a rule that tags are not mutually exclusive?
  • what about @matt? Is that a tag?
  • How do I say I'm stuck behind project 123? status === 'stuck' && project.tags.includes('123')?
  • Are there immutable tags? For example #github for projects coming from github?
  • I have a label on github called Bug. Is that a tag?
  • When I import from an integration, I'll have far too many projects. If i want to snooze a project, do i #snooze New relic or datadog integration #5/1/2017, or #archive or ???
  • Are tags co-dependent? For example, in the above snooze example, the date tag is meaningless without the #snooze tag, but together, we know we're snoozing until 5/1/2017
  • can tags be user-defined? If so, can they be created inline? If so, how can you delete them?
  • how should we handle casing? #Private vs #privATE. Do we adjust it for them? Are they distinct?
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