How do you guys work with GitHub and issues?

[Dr. Ivan Zapreev]

I was looking at a couple of Issues I could try to tackle in the scalan project but it is not yet clear
to me if, and if yes then how, I could get those issues "assigned to me" or "put on my name".
Clearly, if I start working on some issues, that probably means that any unintentional collisions
with some other participant what might be tempted to work on the same problems, are not desirable,
right?

[Alexey Romanov]

This unfortunately already happened. Just post that you'd like to start working on the issue first, we should respond if it's already being worked on.

[Dr. Ivan Zapreev]

It feels not very agile to me ... would it be perhaps possible to just mark the issues which are being currently worked on somehow? Then I at least see from what to choose.
I am trying to prevent the situation in which I should wait a day or even more before I get a reaction on the post. If I could see the "free-open" issues then I could immediately
post by the chosen one that I want to start working on it. Would this be an option?

[Alexey Romanov]

Yes, we need to work this out better. We'll discuss it.

Yours, Alexey Romanov

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