Code tags, e.g. `TODO: fix this` have been around a long time. Lots of tools...
Code tags, e.g. `TODO: fix this` have been around a long time. Lots of tools attempting to do something with them. I think few (none?) have caught on because they have to interact with a software development/project management methodology.
You can avoid the issue by making them disappear before hitting `main` (limited value, why bother writing the TODO, imho)
Or sync with the tool representing the methodology (jira/gh issues)
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Two-way sync is going to be hell. I'm skeptical anyone wants to sign up for that.
One-way sync, maybe, but often developers aren't the people to create tickets & code comments that make tickets will make the Jira custodian unhappy.
Or they are the entire methodology. So any tool or code tag schema needs to support your methodology, e.g. solo development, text book scrum, or OSS (uncoordinated PRs, no plans, it's a folk methodology, ref "Working In Public")