@sjawhar/pi-envoy 10.12.0 → 10.13.0
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## Who answers an ask
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An ask goes to the issue's assignee: their Inbox opens on
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An ask goes to the issue's assignee: their Inbox opens on the asks on the issues they hold, so a question on an issue someone is assigned is in front of that person. An ask on an issue nobody is assigned is in nobody's default Inbox list and in nobody's `Needs you` count; it is reached by adding `Unassigned` to the Inbox's assignee filter, or from the issue's own page. Setting the issue's assignee is what puts a question in front of a person. Find out who Dispatch takes you for with `dispatch whoami`.
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It prints whom the session acts for: the lowercase email of the person whose personal token you run under, or, under the shared token or a verified service token, that it has no owner — naming the service as `<namespace>/<name>` for a service token (`system:serviceaccount:<namespace>:<name>`), which is also how every write you make is rendered (`(as <namespace>/<name>)`) — the namespace is kept because every namespace has a `default` service account, and a subject that is not a Kubernetes one is shown whole. An issue you create without `--assignee` goes to your owner; with no owner it inherits its parent's assignee, or stays unassigned without a parent. If an issue you are asking on is unassigned and the answer matters, assign it to your owner (`PATCH /api/v1/issues/{key}` with `{"assignee": "<email>"}`; any authenticated caller may reassign, and an email nobody has signed in with is refused with `ASSIGNEE_NOT_ALLOWED`) or name in the question who should answer it. Never reassign an issue a human holds to get an answer faster: that is the human's call.
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## Handing a human a to-do, editing, resolving, and replying
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