+ [2019-07-02T10:27:43Z] lpapp I do not feel so excited about it though as it seems to be a new toy project compared to gitlab, with all due respect.
+ [2019-07-02T10:27:46Z] lpapp yeah
+ [2019-07-02T10:56:05Z] JayDoubleu Is there a way to create interactive bot on pull request? In a way that bot would present buttons which can be clicked to approve etc ?
+ [2019-07-02T10:59:19Z] canton7 JayDoubleu, I've never seen that on any PR, so I suspect not
+ [2019-07-02T10:59:30Z] canton7 normally that sort of thing is done by people @mentioning the bot with specific keywords

message no. 174074

Posted by canton7 in #github at 2019-07-02T09:30:28Z

(well, to be fair, you'd probably want to use bitbucket alongside jira and confluence). gitlab has a built-in wiki and issue tracker though
+ [2019-07-03T08:58:21Z] chl_ Hello! Is it possible to fork a repository and include pull requests?
+ [2019-07-03T11:18:06Z] Seveas chl_: no, that's not possible
+ [2019-07-03T12:51:40Z] chl_ Seveas: okay, thank you.
+ [2019-07-03T14:29:59Z] Guess59061 When I use https://api.github.com/repos/foo/bar/issues?creator=fobar, why doesn't this work sometimes? Why does it work when I add some other parameters? I am certain that this fobar has created an issue, and I can see it when I access github normally.
+ [2019-07-03T14:35:48Z] Guess59061 E.g., when I include state=closed (the issue that user created is closed), I get it. Does the api assume a certain number of issues it searches through? I.e., does it limit it to some number and then merely filters those results?