GitLab Issue Triage & Merge Request Walkthroughs, 1 Apr 2020

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From YouTube: GitLab 101: Searching for a GitLab Issue

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Jacie Bandur, on our Learning & Development team, walks you through how to search for a GitLab Issue. This is part of our GitLab 101 Certification.

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You, okay, I'm, going to show you how to search for an issue. So what you need to do is go to get lab comm and then there are a few different buttons over here. There's one for issues, one for merger quests so for this instance we're going to search for issues. So click on this issues, button.

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And it will come up with this and it will show issues that you are that are open, that you're currently participating so just click this X to clear the search, our filter. So what you'll do is do the double quotations and then.

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You can search for a phrase, that's in an issue or a few words that you know are in the title or something like that. So this, for example, is in the title. So I did the double quotations. The words I know that are in the title title and then double quotations again and now I'm gonna hit enter, and here you can see the issue that we were searching for. That has gait lab compensation training in the title, so there is one a few more examples like learning.

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We open issues on different live learning, programs that we work on, so that we can keep track of all the information. So.

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These issues have like learning and the title as well as in the body of the issue, and here you can see the list type learning this must have. It have live learning in it somewhere as well and I know. These two have live learning in the in the issue summer as well.

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Okay, so we search for life. Learning will do one more, and that is.

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And here's that issue that we just search for, so that's how you search for an issue you just have to know either part of the title or a few keywords that are in the issue that you're looking for and you should be able to search for it. You can also search for issues this based on who's, the author or who it's assigned to so. If you know it, the assignee is yourself you can search for issues that way as well.

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You can also search for see like if you made a reaction to an issue, so if I reacted with this to an issue, I can search for that and.

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Yeah, there are a lot of different ways you can search for issues which is which is really nice for I label. So if we were familiar with these labels on here, we could search for them and find all the issues with that specific label on them. If there's a specific milestone, if I want to see all the issues that I personally have opened, you can search that way as well.

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So those are a few different ways you can search for issues, but I do think it's nice that if you know some keywords that you can search for that way as well. So you have any questions. Please feel free to reach out to us we're happy to help.