@github: With GitHub Issue Fields, you can add structured, typed metadata (like priority, effort, dates, and custom values) to i…
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GitHub Issue Fields are now generally available, enabling users to add structured metadata such as priority, effort, and dates to issues across repositories.
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With GitHub Issue Fields, you can add structured, typed metadata (like priority, effort, dates, and custom values) to issues across your repos. Get key details at a glance without opening each issue.
GitHub Issue Fields are now generally available to everyone. 🎉 https://t.co/CW0VxMiT1h
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