Any way to group repos together so that issue number increments globally? e.g. repo 1's first issue is #1, repo 2's first issue is #2, repo 1's second issue is #3, .. #192835
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i wanted to link issues via google app script in my google doc dashboard, so that if i wrote something like "worked on #83" it would automatically find my repo and issue #83 and link it-that might work if the dashboard was only for one repo, i have multiple repos, which each have issues, which means the shorthand is useless unless i make it like popup a specific repo to use, but the whole point of this is to automate this - if i have to click a stupid popup then just go to the issue and copy the link in manually at that point
so then i thought, maybe there's a way to group repos together so that issue numbers also increment for any member of the group? that might be useful, in this one isolated use case.
the idea is that repo 1's first issue is #1, repo 2's first issue is #2, repo 1's second issue is #3, as long as they're grouped.
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