I'd like to mention one less orthodox solution to a problem of managing issues: a little tool called github-agent I wrote https://github.com/k-bx/github-agent
It lets you sync your issues as a git directory of markdown files which you can edit with your favorite Emacs/Vim/Whatever editor. This way it's possible to not get yourself into a "tracker hell", having big and very verbose issues with checklists in them.
There are many possible improvements to the tool, it's pretty much MVP and PRs are welcome, but it's already been an amazing helper, esp for my teams that work remotely.
It lets you sync your issues as a git directory of markdown files which you can edit with your favorite Emacs/Vim/Whatever editor. This way it's possible to not get yourself into a "tracker hell", having big and very verbose issues with checklists in them.
There are many possible improvements to the tool, it's pretty much MVP and PRs are welcome, but it's already been an amazing helper, esp for my teams that work remotely.