🎏 Manage your GitHub labels from the command line!
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GitHub Action to manage labels on GitHub
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Github labels for teams that like workflows and structure
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Declarative way to configure GitHub labels
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🏷 A delightful companion to manage Github Labels across multiple repositories.
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🏷 Automated label checking for GitHub pull requests
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Open Issue Monitor is a notification system designed for tracking specific labels for GitHub issues.
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GitHub Labels that are logical, colorful and sensible.
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A complete GitHub issue migration CLI tool written in Ruby -- Migrate Like a Boss!
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😜 Label your issues with face labels!
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🏷 A microservice for SVG GitHub label images
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Declarative approach to managing repository changes over time for current and future projects in a GitHub organization.
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To manage github repos' labels easier.
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A Lambda function that labels Home Assistant pull requests
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Web app (GitHub App) that copies labels and milestones from one repository to another
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Bot adding labels to GitHub issues which allows easy finding of issues with a missing answer
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creation of labels configured on the GitHub repository
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