Update issue transfer documentation#20252
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👋 @anleac Thanks so much for opening a PR! I'll get this triaged for review ⚡ |
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Hi @anleac 👋 thanks for opening this PR! Looks good to me, only left one small suggestion for your consideration, but feel free to ignore it if it doesn't make sense to you.
Please feel free to @mention me here and I'll get this merged for you!
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thanks for that suggestion @sophietheking, it absolutely makes things cleaner. Committed! |
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Why:
This reflects the new default behaviour of issues transfer. Labels are now only transferred if they have a match by name in the target repository, and milestones also will be transferred if they match by both name and due-date, so the documentation should reflect this.
This is also reflected today in the dialogue used for transferring:
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