Open post Jonathan Grynspan @grynspan@hachyderm.io · 10mo ago Replying to @alpennec@iosdev.space <p>Apple, don't be surprised if developers don't file feedback anymore in Feedback Assistant.</p><p>I take the time to file detailed feedback with steps, device details + screen recording to help improve things for everyone.</p><p>Please, don’t reply to ask for things I’ve already provided...</p> @alpennec@iosdev.space Could I ask for the FB number for this issue?
Open post Jonathan Grynspan @grynspan@hachyderm.io · 5mo ago Replying to @Diggory@mastodon.social <p><span class="h-card" translate="no"><a href="https://hachyderm.io/@grynspan" class="u-url mention">@<span>grynspan</span></a></span> Hi, an idle thought, that’s certainly been thought of before and must have economic reasons why it hasn’t been implemented, but…. Wouldn’t it be good if one could attach tests to GitHub issues, which could be run on CI infrastructure, so issues could semi-automatically close themselves when resolved? Or notify the filer when resolved. </p><p>I suppose the cost of running all those tests would be wasteful… perhaps could be mitigated if the system limited in how frequently the tests ran…</p> @Diggory@mastodon.social I suspect the systems in question would need to be responsible for such integrations. Swift Testing itself can't go adding GHA workflows to projects, naturally.