Collaborating on Issues

Similar to GitHub, APIGit provides a built-in issue tracking system for every repository. Issues allow you to capture bugs, feature requests, tasks, questions—anything that needs discussion—and then discuss, prioritize, and ship them alongside your code.

Each issue combines:

• A Markdown description
• Threaded comments
• Reactions
• Rich links to commits, pull requests, and external resources

This ensures that the entire conversation stays in one place, enhancing team collaboration and project tracking.

Accessing Issues

Global Issues View

Review all issues you’re involved with from the global view. This includes issues you’ve created, those assigned to you, or any you’ve collaborated on.

Repository-Specific Issues

When working within a specific API repository, navigate to the repository’s Issues tab to see issues specific to that repository.

To create a new issue, click the Create Issue button in the upper right corner of the repository issue list.

Working with Individual Issues

When you click on an issue, you’ll enter that issue’s detailed page where you can discuss and collaborate with your team members.

From this page, you can:

• Add comments and participate in discussions
• Assign the issue to specific team members
• Add labels to categorize the issue
• Link related pull requests or other issues
• Track progress and update the issue status
• Close the issue when work is complete

Issues provide a centralized place for tracking work and maintaining communication throughout your API development process.