A GitHub Project is a tool within GitHub that helps developers and teams organize and manage their work. It provides a visual way to track tasks, issues, and development progress in a project, similar to a Kanban board.
how a GitHub Project works:
Boards: A GitHub Project is structured like a board with columns that represent different stages of work (e.g., "To Do," "In Progress," "Done").
Cards: Each task, issue, or pull request can be added as a card on the board. These cards represent specific work items.
Columns: You can create custom columns to represent different stages of your workflow, like "Backlog," "Development," and "Review."
Collaboration: Multiple team members can view, update, and move cards through the columns as tasks progress.
Automation: GitHub Projects can be linked with issues and pull requests, allowing automatic updates to cards based on changes in the repository (e.g., when a pull request is merged or an issue is closed).
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