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Should we scrape an issue that only has one comment? #24

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nelsonic opened this issue Jul 28, 2015 · 4 comments
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Should we scrape an issue that only has one comment? #24

nelsonic opened this issue Jul 28, 2015 · 4 comments

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@nelsonic
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Should we scrape issues that don't have any comments?
e.g:
github-issue-has-more-than-one-comment

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iteles commented Jul 28, 2015

Yes.

When there are 'no comments' what that actually means is that there is still an issue description, just no interaction on that issue yet.

(This is the 'no comments' issue highlighted above)
no-comments-issue-actually-has-description

The issue information is still very valuable, especially for https://github.com/dwyl/tudo functionality.

@nelsonic
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Right, so we still need to scrape it just to extract the body of the issue? ❓

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iteles commented Jul 29, 2015

I reckon so, as I assume we can get all the rest of the info we need (assignee, labels, etc) from the issue list view.

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Already got most of the meta info (including milestone, as discussed ... or "milesontes" as my commit called them... 😜 )
but we will need to extract the participants from the issue page ...

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