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• Install github oAuth flow
• Store token into session
• Personalize "your issues" page based on this token

Currently if no commits have been made today there is no way to show commit history.

An edit event does not fire if an issue is reassigned into a milestone. So: we will need to poll the current issue state at pageload time.

• finding new issues to add is easy, just pull for latest issues for milestone sorted by updated time (TODO: does a milestone change trip an Issue's updated_at?)
• should this instead look at all issues updated since the last page load? This would allow us to prune issues that have been moved to another milestone.

Following on #4 and other places where the #add-issue-modal is implemented:

• pass issue creation through to github

Call to add a label should only fire is the label is not already present.

Currently it persists values from last submit if you re-use the modal.

When webhook arrives, determine if this milestone is active. If so, and the issue is being closed, remove the in-progress and priority tags.

When an issue is closed in the UI, set github state to closed.

Perhaps as a after_save hook?

https://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/heroku-button

The query appears to be on the number attr rather than issue association.

This seems like a good place to start:
https://startupnextdoor.com/adding-to-sqs-queue-using-aws-lambda-and-a-serverless-api-endpoint/

This way, there is still a way to associate the commit to the issue even if it was missed in the commit message.

• Issues closed
• commits?

https://github.com/piotrmurach/github#15-request-headers
https://developer.github.com/v3/#conditional-requests

• title must exist
• description must exist
• repo must be selected

• Listen to SQS queue
• Process IssuesEvent
• Handle creation of new milestones via an IsuesEvent

• Create new issue modal
• Select repo
• Select assignee (should be default list based on current assignees, but can choose anyone)

• show all possible assignees in organization

Currently, github API requests in Issue use the service token. This should use the session's current oauth token instead.

Render a view for a given milestone that includes the current list of assignments for each active contributor.

• check to be sure tag exists for repo, if not - create it
• assign tag for issue

View issues for a repo, then drag them into different milestones.