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`,t+=`Issue Team Ownership automatically assigns issues to teams by linking error stack traces to your Git CODEOWNERS
files. This feature streamlines issue resolution by connecting errors to the appropriate teams, making it easier to identify which team should handle specific problems with team-based filtering, and accurate ownership mapping.
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. Use the team filter to view only issues assigned to specific teams, making it easier to focus on issues relevant to your team.
Ensure Source Code Integration is setup and install the GitHub integration. Make sure all requested permissions are granted for the GitHub integration.
Create a valid CODEOWNERS
file in your repository following GitHub’s CODEOWNERS standards.
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 currently supports GitHub only.
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.
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