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Hasn't Github Projects been around for like 3 years now or am I getting this confused with another part of Github?

I was definitely using some project management tool within Github 3 years ago.



It does seem confusing. This is referring to changes which are now in beta. These do seem to be big changes, meant to be a different way of working with your entire repo.

AFAIK, projects has always been a sort of bolted on project management app. These newest changes in beta seem to be a quicker way to manage a high load of activity on a repo.

The text in my GH present the product as "Built like a spreadsheet, project tables give you a live canvas to filter, sort, and group issues and pull requests."

The spreadsheet idea is the key I think. Imagine that a spreadsheet like interface would be easier to managing a high volume of activity, rather than a click to form view.


You might be thinking of project boards [1] which is different from the new Projects in beta.

[1]: https://docs.github.com/en/issues/organizing-your-work-with-...


True, but in my sidebar in Github, I have an option for "Projects (Beta)" and "Projects." Confusing.


that is not what is in beta now…




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