Create a GitHub issue
Describe a bug or task and Olyvr files it as an issue in the repository you name.
What you need
Section titled “What you need”- A GitHub account connected in Memory Data Sources, or the GitHub plugin connected, either with a personal access token or with GitHub sign-in. Sign-in needs an admin to register an OAuth app first. See Connect GitHub with a token.
- Permission to open issues in the repository, and issues turned on for it.
Ask Olyvr
Section titled “Ask Olyvr”Create an issue in acme/web-app titled “Login callback fails after sign-in” with these steps to reproduce: open the app, sign in with Google, and the callback page shows an error.
What Olyvr does
Section titled “What Olyvr does”- Confirms the repository. If the name matches more than one, it asks.
- Writes the title and body from your request.
- Opens an editable form in the right panel with the owner, repository, title and description.
- Creates the issue when you click Submit issue, then reports its number and link. Cancel closes the draft without creating an issue. Submission waits for your click in every approval mode.
Olyvr doesn’t add labels or assignees unless you ask for them.
Check the result
Section titled “Check the result”- Open the link. The issue should be in the repository you named, opened by you, with the title and body you approved.
- Check that only one issue was created.
If something goes wrong
Section titled “If something goes wrong”- Repository not found: your token or sign-in may not cover it. Grant access to the repository and try again.
- No reply after approving: look in the repository’s issues before asking again, so you don’t file it twice.