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Is there any way to vote for issue/feature priorities? I just started a new project involving core.match, and I noticed that Cursive doesn't understand it. There's three issues in GH going back six years for adding support. I'm not sure how popular the lib is, but I'd cast a vote for it if I could.
I did that. But that's only really visible if you're already looking at each issue, and Cursive has 1.2k issues to look at. That's why I'm wondering if there's a list or kanban board users can vote on.
Not sure if Colin looks at it but this exists: https://github.com/cursive-ide/cursive/issues?q=is%3Aissue+is%3Aopen+sort%3Areactions-%2B1-desc
Oh, that's really cool! Never noticed that.
I’m actually planning a feedback feature in the IDE. The list of issues has been unmanageable for a while now, so I’d like to get feedback on which issues really bother people, and which new features people would really like. I think it’ll be something like: Would you prefer development focus more on bug fixes or new features? (1-5 rating slider or similar) Select up to 5 bug issues that you’d really like to see fixed, with a comment field and maybe a priority of some kind (1-5 again, or something) Select up to 3 new feature issues you’d like to see implemented, also with a comment field/priority.