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Config command#891

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@Keyrxng Keyrxng commented Nov 18, 2023

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Resolves #888 & #887

Will cover E2E tests over the weekend

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0x4007 and others added 27 commits November 11, 2023 09:42
also changed time and priority labels from array of objects to array of strings
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@pavlovcik Forgive the noobness here but is this the best way to merge from your current refactor branch? Seeing all of those commits gives me the fear but I expect once merged it shouldn't make a difference or is this a disaster? 🤣

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I don't understand your question but technically speaking we don't have tasks open for contributors on this repository because of the anticipated complexities with merging. If you're particularly motivated to try even with this relatively adversarial merge environment (refactor is the top priority) then I would recommend you base your branch off of the latest, which actually is feat/contributor-incentives-total-scoring

For context, I'll try risky changes on a sub-branch, get them pretty stable, then merge to my main branch. In the context of the refactor, my "main branch" is refactor/general

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