[GitHub] [incubator-devlake] Startrekzky commented on issue #5079: [Question][GitHub] What's the right issue type when multiple labels match the same regex?

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Startrekzky commented on issue #5079:
URL: https://github.com/apache/incubator-devlake/issues/5079#issuecomment-1540022051

   My thoughts:
   
   1. An issue only has one `type`, "multiples types" is not allowed in most issue tracking tools like Jira, GitLab issues, TAPD, etc.
   2. I can accept an issue having only one or multiple `original_type`, in fact, only GitHub issues may have this situation. The domain layer table issues.original_type equals tool layer jira_issues.`type`, gitlab_issues.`type`, or github_issue_labels, etc. A GitHub issue's type (e.g. #4861) can be saved as a string like `type/docs,type/bugs` as it has two "type/xxx" labels that match the regex: type/docs and type/bug.
   3. However, the value of this #4861 's `type` should be from only one of the standard type values. We can define an order to check if lables match the regex of these values. if a GitHub issues ($4861) has multiple labels, and it first matches 'type/bug', it should be transformed to `type` = 'BUG'. 
   - REQUIREMENT: type/feature-request
   - BUG: type/bug
   - DOCS: type/docs
   I'm fine with the order or using either first/last match, as long as there's only one type.


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