“Uncommented issue” should not be flagged when the issue was opened by non-owner maintainer e.g. with orgs

[Kwpolska]

The maintainers might create issues to track their task, as a to-do list.

[basicallydan]

Agreed! In fact, with this in mind I originally set up the code so that if the user who opened the issue is the same as the user who owns the repo, it won't count as a problem. I think in 90% of cases, the to-do list use case will be fine. For instance, this uncommented issue does not show up as a problem with Forkability because I created it.

However, I did not account for the possibility that multiple people may be maintainers, or that the repo may be owned by an organisation. Do you mind if I edit your issue slightly to reflect these things?

[Kwpolska]

Do it.

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On 1 Sep 2015 5:19 pm, "Daniel Hough" notifications@github.com wrote:

Agreed! In fact, with this in mind I originally set up the code so that if
the user who opened the issue is the same as the user who owns the repo, it
won't count as a problem. I think in 90% of cases, the to-do list use case
will be fine. For instance, this uncommented issue
#10 does not show up
as a problem with Forkability because I created it.

However, I did not account for the possibility that multiple people may be
maintainers, or that the repo may be owned by an organisation. Do you mind
if I edit your issue slightly to reflect these things?

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