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Add an "I've got this" button to issues in sheriff-o-matic

Project Member Reported by joedow@chromium.org, Jan 23 2018

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I've found that coordinating workflows between co-sheriffs could be made easier if there were a button/widget for each issue in sheriff-o-matic that would indicate if someone was already investigating.

Without this feature, I rely on reading IRC or IM'ing the other sheriff to see what they are doing and what I should look at next.

My assumption is that there would be a button called "investigate" or "I'm on it" which would then display the name of the sheriff looking into the problem.  Then I could scan the issue list and know whether a problem was already being looked into or not.
 
Cc: zhangtiff@chromium.org seanmccullough@chromium.org
Components: -Infra>Sheriffing Infra>Sheriffing>SheriffOMatic
Labels: Milestone-Workflow
This is an interesting idea. I think Chrome OS sheriffs have previous propose the idea fo an "investigating" button which would be in a similar vein. 

I think this wouldn't be a bad thing to have though I'd be concerned that we might be adding too many actions to the UI, which will make things a bit more complex. I think before we make too many small workflow changes, we should try to think some about what we want the ideal Sheriffing workflow to look like, so that we don't make a bunch of different little UI changes that pull Sheriff-o-Matic in different directions. At some point, I want to write up a design doc on different ways we could improve the Sheriff-o-Matic workflow and work with sheriffs to figure out an ideal workflow shape for the tool that works well for different teams. 

For example, with an "I've got this button", I imagine SoM might have much more of a workflow where sheriffs would essentially assign issues to themselves, then once sheriffs have those issues assigned, they would probably spend most of their time looking at their assigned issues or other unassigned issues. 
Labels: Milestone-Goodies
Status: Available (was: Untriaged)

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