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Add an option to show identity of users who upvoted a discussion #3537
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Hi @Stvad You can see that right now. Can you please elaborate a little more! |
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So just to confirm - I can't see who upvoted tho discussion now, right? Also, I thought this was a good place to add feature requests? hence this post 🙂 |
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No. Only "Reactions" you can see like that. For "Upvotes" we can not see who has upvoted while hovering. Here you can find if this feature is already under development https://github.com/github/roadmap/projects/1 |
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This is still not possible it seems? @PranamBhat Could you link a specific issue? |
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Seems the roadmap was moved to https://github.com/orgs/github/projects/4247/views/1, which is nice because of the searchability. However, there doesn't seem to be anything related to showing upvoters 🤔 The feature doesn't seem to exist even in the API https://developer.github.com/v4/ I guess the only workaround would be asking users to leave a +1 reaction or something. |
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I think this is about the "arrow up" reaction icon in the "Discussions" section, not the "thumbs up". When hovering over the "arrow up" icon people have given in a discussion, you cannot see their user names. Would be great if this feature could be implemented / fixed. |
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Could add a checkmark for the user to choose whether he would like to remain anonymous when upvoting. |
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It can be valuable to be able to see who upvoted/dowvoted a given topic for the feature request use case. (For example in a fashion similar to hove identity of people who reacted with an emoji is shown)
That way I as a project maintainer can reach out to specific interested people for early testing/feedback/etc.
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