GitLab Issues 1.9.1

GitLab Issues are a project management feature within GitLab that allows users to track tasks, bugs, feature requests, and other work items.

To create a new issue in GitLab, navigate to the 'Issues' tab in your project, click on the 'New issue' button, fill in the title and description, and then submit.

Yes, you can assign issues to other team members by selecting their username from the 'Assignee' dropdown menu when creating or editing an issue.

Yes, you can add labels to issues for better organization. This can be done during issue creation or by editing existing issues.

Yes, you can link issues to merge requests by referencing the issue number in the merge request description or comments using a # symbol.

You can track the progress of an issue by checking its status (open or closed), comments, assigned members, and through boards if using GitLab's project management features.

Yes, you can create customized issue templates that can be selected when creating a new issue by using Markdown files stored in your repository.

Yes, GitLab can integrate with various tools such as Slack, Jira, and Trello for enhanced issue management and notifications.

To close an issue, simply change its status to 'Closed' or check the 'Close issue' checkbox when merging the associated merge request.

Yes, you can filter and search through issues using various parameters such as labels, assignees, milestones, or search queries in the Issues tab.