Handling Bugs & Features Requests with Github Projects
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Of note, I see that the 'problem tracker' project appears in both the game-client repo (specifically, triplea-game/triplea) and also at the 'org level', at 'triplea-game'.
There's no connotation for me that one is geared for dev's vs users. To some extent, they are geared for both I would say, perhaps more dev's as ideally someone would use the project board as a working board.
Releases - download manually
With luck this is going to go away to some extent. The release model changing will make the latest release available from the website for download.
I would prefer if the projects could have a pointer/view to where it currently is now
I don't quite understand what you mean here. Would you mind clarifying?
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@LaFayette
Yes I would like it to be like the 'project tracker' project to
appear in both the game-client repo (specifically, triplea-game/triplea) and also at the 'org level', at 'triplea-game', just like the 'problem tracker' project does. -
@thedog Found it - there was a "link project" option. Should look good now
It looks like Github has changed projects a good bit from a couple years ago. Projects in github used to be repository level items (repositories are owned by organizations). Now projects look to be true organization level items with "links" to possibly zero or many repositories. The links create the previous behavior and adds some additional flexibility.
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