Yes. I try to open issues and reply to comments by email with templates. I do the most I can through command line, but I have to look at hundreds of issues and many merge requests, prioritize them, review, etc, augment and edit issues and comments. I have to interact somehow with the site although I try to minimize that interaction.
But I don't know anyone who likes the interaction. Even non technical staff were delighted when I told them they can create issues with email, and are learning command line not to interact with the site (just pull, and look at documents, change commit, push).
It still solves a problem, though, and I'm grateful. GitLab is really cool and it is a company, and a product I respect a lot.
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[ 1.9 ms ] story [ 22.7 ms ] threadBut I don't know anyone who likes the interaction. Even non technical staff were delighted when I told them they can create issues with email, and are learning command line not to interact with the site (just pull, and look at documents, change commit, push).
It still solves a problem, though, and I'm grateful. GitLab is really cool and it is a company, and a product I respect a lot.