Source: blog.boot.dev
How We Use Github Issues to Track Customer Feedback
Boot.dev has been my side-project for the last couple of years now. We had (and still have) a https://discord.gg/EEkFwbv where myself and the students hang out, and that worked okay at first.
// NewClient - func NewClient(personalAccessToken string) (Client, error) { ctx := context.Background() ts := oauth2.StaticTokenSource( &oauth2.Token{AccessToken: personalAccessToken}, ) tc := oauth2.NewClient(ctx, ts) client := github.NewClient(tc) _, ghResp, err := client.Issues.List(ctx, false, nil) if err != nil { return Client{}, err } if ghResp.StatusCode > 299 { dat, err := io.ReadAll(ghResp.Body) if err != nil { return Client{}, err
Title: &title, Body: &body, Labels: &[]string{"course-feedback"}, }) if err != nil { return err
// NewClient - func NewClient(personalAccessToken string) (Client, error) { ctx := context.Background() ts := oauth2.StaticTokenSource( &oauth2.Token{AccessToken: personalAccessToken}, ) tc := oauth2.NewClient(ctx, ts) client := github.NewClient(tc) _, ghResp, err := client.Issues.List(ctx, false, nil) if err != nil { return Client{}, err } if ghResp.StatusCode > 299 { dat, err := io.ReadAll(ghResp.Body) if err != nil { return Client{}, err
Title: &title, Body: &body, Labels: &[]string{"course-feedback"}, }) if err != nil { return err
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