👍 Let me know if you have any thoughts on what it could do!

I talked with a couple of other people on the Elixir Slack about it when I started and we all liked the idea of doing it as a check (like with credo) as opposed to at runtime because that could fail on production (not very with the “stability” Elixir ethos 😅). Compile time would be better, but if you wanted to implement something like the check of GitHub issues then you’re adding HTTP requests to your application’s compile, which maybe means that you’re app doesn’t compile if the HTTP request fails (like because GitHub is down, even if the issue isn’t closed yet).

But it’s somewhat less flexible too because you can’t implement just any code. Though… the credo_todo_or_die library is implementing a custom credo “check”. credo_todo_or_die is implemented under the covers in a modular fashion to have the different checks, so I suppose it could be possible to allow somebody to implement their own custom credo_todo_or_die alerts. 🤔