+lots for removing the words "storage containers" - projects are very much not "storage".
A better metaphor is "labels" or "index" (like in a printed book? Is that something young people know about?).
- Queries
- All Stories
- Search
- Advanced Search
- Transactions
- Transaction Logs
Advanced Search
Jan 13 2024
I'd like to keep this boring:
Projects are hashtags are tags. You can use them for code bases, teams, or anything you need to group.
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Probably, the "color change" should be handled as "expanded transaction" - whatever it means - so that it changes only after its related cause (status change to → archived) and not always as long as the current value is archived.
Jul 15 2023
In T15448#9857, @avivey wrote:In any case, it should be generic - on "search results page", although probably requires each SearchEngine to define the available fields in order to actually support this feature.
Jul 5 2023
Currently, only Commits show anything like "description" (commit hovercard shows the commit message.
Just as clarification do you have any other Hovercard in mind that has a description?
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In any case, it should be generic - on "search results page", although probably requires each SearchEngine to define the available fields in order to actually support this feature.
Yep that is my current workaround. Premising I pretty damn like the current export engine in Maniphest. It should not be that impossible to replicate to Projects as well.
You can already "export" to json from the conduit. Maybe "teach conduit search methods to produce csv" would be a better solution.
Alternatively, an external script to convert the resulting json to a csv.
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So apparently this is not a problem in the unit test itself but just with T15375
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By the way it happened again here :D
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This issue only happened to me while editing an archived project.
Apr 6 2023
Oh, I see. Yeah it's frustrating. It seems the current situation is "Archived Projects should not enforce a red color".
Interestingly, I think this is a feature that automatically marks Archived projects as red ones.
I've updated the description.
This isn't about colors; there's a drop-down in Project called "color", and editing sometimes changes the value of that field.
This is interesting but note that calculating a suitable background/text contrast is a weird complex separate science and I'm not sure about how to implement this for any generic color