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| Issues, Assignee, Labels, Description | Issues, Assignee, Labels, Description |
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| Fix Version | `Fixes/Resolves #12345` |
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For 1 - 4, I don't think Github will likely add any feature that somehow supports this kind of extra data, nor do I believe they should. So I resort to a simple hack: how about an API that persists data for 1 - 4, and a browser extension that does all the talking to this API (that, of course, is triggered whenever you're on a Github issue page) and displays relevant pieces of info right on your Github issue page?
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For 1 - 4, I don't think Github will likely add any feature that somehow supports this kind of extra data, nor do I believe they should. So I resort to a simple hack: *how about **an API that persists data** for 1 - 4, and **a browser extension** that does all the talking to this API (which - of course - is triggered whenever you're on a Github) and **displays relevant pieces of info right on your current issue page**?*
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OK, not so simple. This simple flow might bump more sense:
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OK, not so simple, giving it my second thought. This flow might bump more sense:
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![](https://s3.amazonaws.com/f.cl.ly/items/3d0y022E1k1y3y1G423z/Untitled.png)
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Together with a quick mockup I put together:
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![](https://s3.amazonaws.com/f.cl.ly/items/380x0406412T2x3V2V2H/Screen%20Shot%202015-05-10%20at%204.31.21%20AM.png)
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Note that I added in a `Blocker` widget and a panel on the right for `Story Point`.
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Now, what else you want from this JIRA replacement project?
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Now, what else do you want from this JIRA replacement project?

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