Create a reusable project board template with standard columns #2
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All new projects should follow a standard column structure. We need to document and enforce the following columns:
#6b7280#3b82f6#f59e0b#22c55eAcceptance Criteria
CONVENTIONS.md.It would be helpful to create a few example issues that demonstrate appropriate usage of each column, including what a properly formatted backlog item looks like vs a to do item that is ready to be worked on. This would give contributors a clear reference when adding new issues to any project board.
Created the Projects Template project board in the
orgrepo as a reference implementation of the standard column structure. This can be used as a guide when setting up new project boards across the org.Closing this issue and opening a new one that more closely follows the convetions recently described in the
.forgejorepo.