Projects

Core Components

Projects

Projects serve as a container for organizing and managing your developer work, typically corresponding to a single repository. Projects provide a structured way to compartmentalize your issues, templates, and instructions, ensuring that your work remains organized, individualized, and easily accessible.

In the sidebar, you'll see all your projects. Click on a project's dropdown to switch to view project's context where it will house its exclusive issues, templates, and instructions. You'll also see the option to create a new project by clicking the "+" button.

Key Features of Projects:

  • Organize work related to a specific repository
  • House project-specific issues, templates, and instructions
  • Easy switching between different projects
  • Create new projects on the fly

Best Practices:

  1. Create a project for each distinct codebase or repository
  2. Use clear, descriptive names for your projects
  3. Regularly review and update project contents
  4. Utilize project-specific templates and instructions for consistency

Managing Projects:

  • To create a new project: Click the "+" button in the sidebar
  • To switch between projects: Click on the project name in the sidebar
  • To access project settings: Look for a settings icon or menu within the project view

Last updated on July 17, 2024

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