Steps to follow to onboard an action on the Health-Dashboard.

In the action repository, define the following labels:

Label	Description	Color (Optional)
need-to-triage	Requires investigation	#fbca04
question	Requiring some clarification	#d876e3
bug	Something is not working	#d73a4a
P0	Action not working	#B60205
P1	Some scenario broken but workaround exists	#EE3D1D
enhancement	Feature request/improved experience	#a2eeef
documentation	Improvements or additions to documentation	#0075ca
backlog	Planned for future	#bd7e4b
performance-issue	Performance improvement required	#0e8a16
waiting-for-customer	Waiting for inputs from customer	#0e8a16

While triaging any issue, you can assign any of these labels to the issue, accordingly they will be reflected on the dashboard.

Adding Issue template

For issues that will get created in the repo, the default label should be “need-to-triage”. This can be ensured using an issue template as follows :

On GitHub, navigate to the main page of the repository.
Under your repository name, click Settings.
In the "Features" section, under "Issues," click Set up templates.
Use the Add template drop-down menu, and click on the custom template.
Specify the details, ensuring that label is set to “need-to-triage”
Make sure the name of the issue template file is bug-report-feature-request.md if the template is created using UI or when issue template file is explicitly added.
Commit these changes.

In a single PR, you can do the following changes:

In the health-dashboard-config file, add the name of your action as orgName/actionName
It has to be appended to the existing list of actions.
In the issue-view-config file, add the following lines of code by replacing with your repo to the existing list of elements section
In the pr-view-config file, add the following lines of code by replacing with your repo to the existing list of elements section.

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