Some tickets don't need discussion, they just need to track work. (E.g. tickets for new or outgoing Council members). It would be nice if there was some way to disable Discourse threads at issue creation time.
A defined label/tag is one option, although the someone who doesn't have commit level access to the repo might not be able to modify the metadata like that.
I think probably most things that do not need discussion will be filed by people who have access to tags, so that's appealing. Could also be something in the post text, like #nodiscussion
#nodiscussion
Right now, a workaround is to mark the ticket private initially and then edit to un-check that. The script only listens to the messages about new tickets.
Ah, that's a good workaround. Thanks!
Ideally, the interface for this at issue creation time is similar to CI bots on other git platforms. A regex can identify / as the first character of a new line, and treat that as a command.
/
Something like this:
This is the text from the body of the issue. The first character of the line must be a '/' character. /tag announcement
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