Question: Can we provide 2 queries per repo?

[karelz]

Would be nice to promote a query with 'simple' issues for a repo (we do not have too many yet marked with 'simple', but it's coming ...).
However, we don't want to make it the main query from your site http://up-for-grabs.net.

Maybe even better option: Optionally provide a link to "up-for-grabs issue guide" per repo, where we could have few links - simple issues for beginners, up-for-grabs which are NOT API proposals (proposing CoreFX APIs actually requires special skills and patience), wishlist we would really like, but won't get to it and issues for upcoming release (i.e. most impactful)

Does it sound like a reasonable request or is it too complex?

Happy to chip in if you point me in the right direction ... (where yml schema is enforced and how is it translated in db/html/JavaScript/other magic)

FYI: Details discussed here: https://github.com/dotnet/corefx/issues/17533#issuecomment-289323239

[shiftkey]

xref #344

[karelz]

A little bit digging around.
If I went after the "issue guide link", looks like these places are relevant:

• Validation of required yml elements here ... this one would be optional, so no change here I assume.
• Conditional HTML entries per project here

Another option is to embed the URL in 'desc' markdown - at least it seems that it is treated like markdown - here, with showdown

[dahlbyk]

Optionally provide a link to "up-for-grabs issue guide" per repo…

Perhaps this could come in the form of an optional key for linking to a CONTRIBUTING file (or a section within that, if there's a UFG section)?

That said, I'm not opposed to supporting multiple labels, too/instead (please discuss that in #344). Or links within descriptions, for that matter.

[karelz]

So links within description are not allowed at this moment? Your code seems to treat them as mark down, so I would assume it should just work ...

BTW: I was about to try it out, but got stopped by missing pre-req 'bundle', have to hunt it down somewhere ...

[dahlbyk]

I wouldn't say links aren't allowed, I just don't know if anyone has tried. They're fine with me...

For bundle, you need to gem install bundler.

[karelz]

gem install bundler ... I guess I need Linux. Or would the Docker image would come pre-installed with the stuff?
Sorry, Windows person here :( (out of touch with Linux in last 12 years - quite a lot has changed since)

[shiftkey]

@karelz there's a Dockerfile at the root which should be setup for this.