Tag issue in github that I didn't write for named counters in the firewall bouncer
is there a way I can tag and triage the issue for named counters on nftables even though I was not the one that submitted the issue?
https://github.com/crowdsecurity/cs-firewall-bouncer/issues/404
GitHub
Make nftables counters named counters · Issue #404 · crowdsecurit...
/kind enhancement Currently the nftables rules created by the bouncer are using anonymous counters. Please consider using named counters. Having the counters of the rules being named counters would...
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I tagged it properly
and if you are interested in using the named counters, I just opened a PR if you want to test it
https://github.com/crowdsecurity/cs-firewall-bouncer/pull/417
Thanks so I just be able to comment as a normal user in the repo?
I'll take a look at the pr
yes
labels for triage can be set either by the person that opened the issue or by us
I was able to build the binary off of main and it works thanks for the adding that feature 🙂