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How do I close/complete milestones on GitHub projects? I've already three milestones that are "overdue" but they are completed already. I simply don't know how to mark them "completed" - can anyone help me?
I already tried to Google this issue, and browsed the GitHub help pages, but couldn't find any information on using milestones.
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You can use milestones to track progress on groups of issues or pull requests in a repository. When you create a milestone, you can associate it with issues and pull requests. To better manage your project, you can view details about your milestone.
On GitHub.com, navigate to the main page of the repository. Under your repository name, click Issues or Pull requests. In the upper-left corner, click Milestones. Select the milestone you wish to see more information about.
Using the ZenHub Board filters, you can drill-down by Milestone to see only those Issues within the sprint and where in your workflow they are. This allows your team to have focused conversations around progress, blockers, and deadlines.
Update: this is an old answer for an old question. The nowerdays correct answer is the one by seeker.
Milestones now must be closed manually. --- A.J. Brown
Simply creating and closing an issue for a milestone, will mark the milestone completed:
When all issues of the milestone are closed, the milestone should be closed as well.
--- Felix King
Thanks.
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