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ci: auto add issues to projects

Open da2ce7 opened this issue 1 year ago • 3 comments

da2ce7 avatar Oct 11 '23 16:10 da2ce7

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Merging #482 (35b107b) into develop (69f3327) will decrease coverage by 0.01%. The diff coverage is n/a.

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codecov[bot] avatar Oct 11 '23 17:10 codecov[bot]

@josecelano

I think that what you propose makes absolute sense.

You are recommending a structured approach where you start of High Level and work down one layer after another and also can have a public roadmap as to where we want to take the project which is an indicator for the long term projection of the project.

For example I think that the roadmap is key for attracting other contributors and building a community. As a matter of fact I would not spend my free time on a project where I see no projection. I would consider it a waste of my time. I think that the Roadmap should be a projection such as done by GitHub https://github.com/github/roadmap.

I would recommend that we follow your approach since I remember it worked well on other projects.

On the other hand regarding the proposed by @da2ce7 of having a project board the issues that impact a given actor you can generate it too at a lower level.

Also for your information you can have a board that reflects the issues from several repositories thus you can reflect the information any way you want. The project boards are very flexible.

cgbosse avatar Oct 19 '23 08:10 cgbosse

Does this still make sense? We are using this project view https://github.com/orgs/torrust/projects/10/views/1

josecelano avatar Feb 22 '24 20:02 josecelano

closing until I review the https://github.com/orgs/torrust/projects/10/views/1 project properly

da2ce7 avatar Mar 26 '24 17:03 da2ce7