Add tags in Azure DevOps based on GitHub issue labels #358
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Add a config option to map from GitHub label to Azure DevOps tag. When creating a new Azure DevOps work item, add any tags from matching GitHub labels.
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Relies on dotnet/docs-tools#358 This adds an initial set map for GitHub issue labels that should populate Azure DevOps Work item tags.
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See dotnet/docs#41205 for an example config |
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Relies on dotnet/docs-tools#358 This adds an initial set map for GitHub issue labels that should populate Azure DevOps Work item tags.
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Fixes #314
Add tags in an Azure Work Item based on configured GitHub issue labels.
This facilitates reporting for those that use AzureDevOps to reporting.