Copies labels from one repo to another
Having a standard list of labels across all of your projects means that you can move between repositories quickly and effectively. However, manually adding labels to a new GitHub repository can become old, fast. This module aims to save you time by automating the addition of labels to a new project by copying them from a selected repo and then transferring them to a target repo.
Our main criteria is that it MUST be quicker than manually adding labels.
A quick and easy way to add an existing list of standardised labels to a GitHub repo.
Any developer who has created multiple repositories and values their time ⏰
A simple and intuitive UI authenticated with GitHub. It will include the following fields:
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Copies labels from one repo to another
We found that labels demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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