The #1 missing feature in github for our team is that we can't attach files directly from Issues Web UI. Usually we need this for screenshots, but sometimes data files, logs and other artifacts. Workarounds are aplenty but all painful and problematic. See https://github.com/thisduck/gh-attachment or http://feeding.cloud.geek.nz/2012/06/attaching-files-to-gith... not to mention countless internal homegrown hacks that exist out there.
This lack of attachments makes it a lot harder for non-techies to use Issues (e.g., for casual or QA testing).
Don't get me wrong, I absolutely LOVE the minimalist approach of Issues, and it is definitely _almost_ good enough feature set, but this one missing feature makes it difficult for one to imagine the use of issues at-large in broad organizations--an undiscovered area of growth for github.
I would definitely add this to the "I <heart> github, but..." list.
P.S., experiment0, great execution of a "feature request".
This lack of attachments makes it a lot harder for non-techies to use Issues (e.g., for casual or QA testing). Don't get me wrong, I absolutely LOVE the minimalist approach of Issues, and it is definitely _almost_ good enough feature set, but this one missing feature makes it difficult for one to imagine the use of issues at-large in broad organizations--an undiscovered area of growth for github.
I would definitely add this to the "I <heart> github, but..." list.
P.S., experiment0, great execution of a "feature request".