Label GitHub issues for devboxes
Set up devboxes in GitHub
- Sign up for free.
- Install the devboxes GitHub App on the repositories devboxes should work on.
- Add the devboxes label to an issue. Comments on the issue continue the conversation, and the changes arrive as a pull request.
What devboxes sees
devboxes works only in the places you connect, on the projects you choose. It uses AI models, and their output can be wrong, so check the results before you rely on them.
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@devboxes the hint under "Payment terms" says "days after sending", but it's days after the invoice date and customers keep asking. can you fix it?
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#58 changes it to "Days after the invoice date". The invoice email footer had the same text, so that's fixed too. GitHub #58 Say that payment terms count from the invoice date
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devboxes/payment-terms-hint3 checks passedOpened #58
Tasks that use GitHub
- Turn a customer report into an issue Files the report with the team that owns it, so they start with the cause already found and a fix to try.
- Check whether a customer's problem is a known bug Tells you whether the team already knows about a customer's problem, and adds the new report to the issue that matches.
- Explain an error message a customer sees Explains what a customer's error means and what they can do about it.
- Reproduce a bug report Reproduces a new bug on the version it was reported on and on the latest code, then comments with a script that shows it.
- Check whether a fix has shipped Tells you whether a customer's fix has shipped and which release first included it.
- Find out whether your product already does something Tells you whether your product already does what a customer is asking for, before you answer them.
- Prepare for a customer's renewal call Lists what a customer reported this year, and whether each report is fixed or open, before you talk to them.
- Check how a feature behaves before you promise it Tells you what your product does in an unusual case, for exactly the case you ask about.
- Scope a feature request into an issue Takes a request customers keep making and turns it into an issue that spells out what would have to change.
