Add issues workflow and clean up repository #1353
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- Add .github/workflows/issues.yml - Remove files that are now hosted in the .github repository - Remove outdated 2021-roadmap.md file
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We (Enrique and myself) were wondering on this detail today. Do we need reopened for issues as well ? And do we really want pull requests in the projects ?
fyi @qu1queee
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I like being able to look at the pull requests in the project, you can filter by is:pr or is:issue, since all pull requests might not have an issue associated with them. I think it helps ensure that pull requests don't get accidentally ignored or missed.
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thanks, in that case this was the right decision!
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