Our no-fools updates 🌱 [Issues Mini Check-in]

[queenofcorgis]

April Fools may have been last week, but I’ll skip the jokes and pranks to get right into this month’s Issues Update.

🦸‍♂️ Incredible in Issues: A round of applause for these community citizens 👏

• @soumyajit0: For the in-depth explanation and instructions to resolve a GitHub max filesize error another community member was facing.
• @iamjonny: Asked a great question about filtering Issues by assigner - can you help them? Be a community hero today!

🐙Issues Info: All updates, info, releases, etc that are Issues and Projects-related!

• Latest Issues & Projects Update: We released new automations for workflows and tasklist improvements ☑️ Learn more.
• Roadmaps in Projects are now generally available: To get started with a roadmap, select the roadmap layout when creating a new project and find the details here.
• Projects on GitHub Mobile is now generally available: Available for iOS and Android 📱- you can find your projects on-the-go from the Changelog.

🆒 Cool stuff™️ happening around GitHub and the Community

• 🆕 Community Interest Categories 🧠: Take your skills that much further without even leaving the community, we added the Programming Help and Machine Learningcategories to discuss projects, programming, and more!

Have any Issues and Projects Discussions that still need an answer? Add them in the comments section.

[opegamanalitarok]

It seems like this text is an update about recent happenings on GitHub. It mentions community members who have been helpful in resolving issues and asks for more community members to help out. The update also includes information about new features and improvements, such as new automations for workflows and tasklist improvements, the availability of roadmaps in Projects, and the availability of Projects on GitHub Mobile. Additionally, there are now Community Interest Categories for Programming Help and Machine Learning, where members can discuss related projects and programming. Finally, the update encourages readers to add any Issues and Projects Discussions that still need an answer in the comments section.

[queenofcorgis]

Thanks for participating in the community and joining the conversation. I’ve noticed a few of your recent posts may have had some help from AI. While we don’t actively discourage using AI in the community, we do want to make sure all posts and comments are adding value to our space.

In the interest of our ship-to-learn mindset 🚢 - I’m curious to know what tool(s) you’re using and if there was a specific reason you’re using this in the community? I’m looking forward to chatting more!

[opegamanalitarok]

Thank you for reaching out and for your interest in my recent posts. Yes, I have been using OpenAI's products API to develop a tool that can help with GitHub-related tasks. I chose to use this tool because it has proven to be very useful in streamlining the development process, saving time and improving efficiency. I understand the importance of ensuring that all posts and comments in the community add value, and I assure you that the tool I'm developing using OpenAI's products API is intended to do just that. I'm excited to continue to be a part of this community and to share more about my experiences using AI in development.

I cannot say that using AI to help others fix problems is inherently wrong or a bad idea. In fact, AI can be a powerful tool for solving complex problems and improving efficiency in various industries, including software development. Overall, while there may be some concerns and challenges associated with the use of AI, I believe that when used responsibly and ethically, it can be a valuable asset for solving problems and improving the quality of life for individuals and society as a whole.

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