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Issue Team Ownership automates your triaging work by assigning issues to the right teams. Your team owns an issue if it is either:
- code owner of the top-level stack frame of the issue according to GitHub
CODEOWNERS. - owner of the service where the issue happens.
Note: Stack frames of third-party files are not taken into account. Only the top-most stack frame related to a file present in your repository is considered.
Leverage team ownership
Team ownership information appears on the issue details panel when available:
You can also use issue team ownership to filter issues by teams in the Error Tracking Explorer.
Manage team ownership for issues
In addition to automatic team ownership, you can manually add or remove teams from issues.
Add a team
To add a team to an issue:
- Open the issue details panel.
- Click Add team.
- Select the team to add.
Remove a team
To remove a team from an issue:
- Open the issue details panel.
- Click the team to remove.
- Click Unlink team from issue.
Note: Teams added through service ownership cannot be removed. Datadog updates these teams automatically based on the current service ownership.
Setup
- Ensure Source Code Integration is set up.
- Install the GitHub integration.
- Make sure all requested permissions (Contents, Members) are granted for the GitHub integration.
Set up a CODEOWNERS file
Create a valid CODEOWNERS file in your repository following GitHub’s CODEOWNERS standards.
Link GitHub teams to Datadog teams
In Datadog, go to Teams > Select your team > Settings > GitHub Connection to map your Datadog teams to the corresponding GitHub teams defined in your CODEOWNERS file.
Note: Issue Team Ownership only supports GitHub.
Configuration
Issue Team Ownership is enabled by default for all services once the setup requirements are met. You can control this feature at both global and service levels through the Error Tracking settings page.
Further Reading
