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# 0.8.4
- Updating Pull Requests to Review Requests and ensuring that an unassigned PR will still show up so it doesn't get lost
# 0.8.3
- Updating planning label color to dark yellow
# 0.8.2
- List all pages of issues instead of just the first 30 results
# 0.8.1
- Fixed broken Type Picker for the NewFeature label
- Updated Improvement label color to reflect the new one used in GH
# 0.8.0
- Replaced the Bug label with the Improvement label
- Renamed Feature label to NewFeature label
# 0.7.10
- Fixing QA guidelines prep/appending multiple times
# 0.7.9
- Only enforcing no self-merges on `master` branches.
- Allowing self-merges in some specific infra repos.
# 0.7.8
- Adding QA guidelines to PR creation and editing.
- preventing a user from merging their own PR.
# 0.7.7
- Re-release to fix a faulty extension zip we uploaded with 0.7.6
# 0.7.6
- Removed all functionality of the What's Next tab
- Adjusted the colors for the Daily and Monthly labels, as they changed on GitHub
- Removed some `.octicon` elements as they're not supported by GitHub anymore :(
# 0.7.5
- Fixed a bug where the pickers weren't initializing selection properly
# 0.7.4
- Fixed a bug with the reviewing button not labeling issues properly
# 0.7.3
- Refactor the priority picker to be just like the type picker
# 0.7.2
- Change labels to be upper cased
# 0.7.1
- Add a "New Issue" button
# 0.7.0
- Add the ability to filter data
- Remove the What's Next functionality
# 0.6.2
- Quick pickers will be redrawn when they are removed on the issue page now
# 0.6.1
- Quick pickers will no longer get shown on the new issue page
# 0.6.0
- Added a new What's Next tab in GitHub. This will show milestones, and allow you to track comments on issues.
- Fixed a class name change for ".counter" to ".Counter"
# 0.5.5
- Implemented the new "overdue" label to indicate when an issue is overdue
- Fixed a bug where when the list of issues refreshes, it wasn't picking up any changes to labels that might have happened
# 0.5.4
- Put first pick issues at the top of the list
# 0.5.3
- Fix broken selector AGAIN
# 0.5.2
- Change the color of the engineering label
# 0.5.1
- Fix broken selector
# 0.5.0
- Combine web and core areas into engineering
# 0.4.13
- Overdue items will always show red, even if they are in review or planning
# 0.4.12
- Updating icon and removing beta from the name
# 0.4.11
- Just bumping the version to try publishing it again. Looks like there was a problem with the last package.
# 0.4.10
- Fixed a broken selector after GitHub changed a class name
- Updated the password form so that it properly asks for a personal access token
# 0.4.9
- Added a section to show daily bugs in all areas
# 0.4.8
- Fixed a bug where the counters on tab names weren't styled properly
- Added an ops tab to show ops issues
# 0.4.7
- Fixed a bug where hourly issues were being shown in the "none" column too
- Fixed a bug where the overdue status of an issue wasn't calculated properly
# 0.4.6
- Updated the view for PR waiting for to to not show PRs that are assigned to you
# 0.4.5
- Changed the view for PRs waiting on you to show PRs that you have finished reviewing, but haven't merged yet
# 0.4.4
- Fixed a bug where an API failure would cause a weirdly formatted issue list
# 0.4.3
- Fixed a bug where FirstPick issues wheren't being labeled properly
# 0.4.2
- Fixed a bug with the API that would create an infinite loop with retrying the API
# 0.4.1
- Refactored the tabs so that they load appropriately now
# 0.4.0
- Added a quick label button for the mobile area
- Added a tab for viewing mobile issues to work on
- Tried once again (and pretty much failed) to fix tab switching
- Added automatic API retrying according to GitHubs rate limiting headers
# 0.3.6
- Swapped the NewHire label for the FirstPick label
# 0.3.5
- Corrected the logic for the PR lists so that they show the proper PRs now
# 0.3.4
- Fixed a bug when sorting issues when there were more than 100
# 0.3.3
- Improved text for your own pull requests
# 0.3.2
- Improved text for your own pull requests
# 0.3.1
- Added pagination to the API calls
- Tried to fix tab switching without much luck
# 0.3.0
- Added full support for GitHub reviewers. This assumes that a PR assignee is the one responsible for merging it. Reviewers, their only job is to review code.
# 0.2.1
- Added a waiting label for issues that are waiting for customers
# 0.2.0
- Added a picker for areas and a some color for the other pickers
# 0.1.11
- Fixing a bug where the PR query shouldn't be just querying the expensify/expensify repo
# 0.1.10
- Switching issue searches to the expensify/expensify repo
# 0.1.9
- Bumping version because previous package was corrupt (no js/content.js)
# 0.1.8
- Added Area 51 to the list of issues
# 0.1.7
- Fixed a bug where Merge button wasn't disabled for PRs on HOLD when there's a trailing slash in the PRs URL
- Removed crx gulp task
- Added zip gulp task
# 0.1.6
- Fixed a bug where the label quick selectors didn't work anymore
# 0.1.5
- Fixed a bug where clicking on the K2 tab didn't work anymore
# 0.1.4
- Added a label to the list of issues for newhire tickets
- Added styles so that "Planning" and "Waiting for customer" issues are greyed out
- Made it so that when the lists refresh, there is no loading view and the data stays there
# 0.1.3
- Added a reviewing label switching button
- Add a bug/task/feature label switching button
- Fixed some errors for grabbing the repo name
# 0.1.2
- Replaced all icons with superscripts because GitHub is dumb and won't let octicons or font-awesome be used
- Added Travis CI status to all PRs
# 0.1.1
- Fixed a bug that wouldn't allow you to log in
# 0.1.0
- Fixed a bug causing the re-syncing of data to break the page
- Added an 'hourly' column of things assigned to you
- Added a table of 'issues to work on' for the different areas
# 0.0.10
- Updated the extension to work with the new GH repo layout
# 0.0.9
- Made some of the page components redraw on an interval
# 0.0.8
- Added the ability to quick select KSv2 labels
- Updated all libraries and build tools
- Added a sign out button
- Changed password field to be a password field
# 0.0.7
- Fixed the merge button that was no longer being disabled
- Fixed the password form
# 0.0.6
- Updated the styles for aa PR on hold to match the new GitHub changes
- Refined the detection of a held PR to one that contains "[HOLD" or "[WIP" in the title
# 0.0.5
- Added a dark theme for GitHub but disabled it for now
- Fixed a bug where authored pull requests weren't showing
- Moved the Kernel Scheduling navigation item to the bottom of the github menu (so it don't move things that you are used to having in the same spot)
# 0.0.4
- Refactored the React components to use Alt-Flux
- Added loading and blank states to the lists
# 0.0.3
- Changes the page title to K2 when on the K2 dashboard
# 0.0.2
- Restrict issue and pull request queries to the Expensify organization
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