What's the best way to organize GitHub Projects for a multi-repo monorepo setup? #1306
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I have 5 related repos (frontend, backend, docs, shared libs, infra) and want to track issues/PRs across all in one GitHub Project board. How do I link them properly without manual updates? |
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Hi @maryam1976mma-crypto , you can create on project (board) in one repo and when tracking the issue or pr , you can link them in the same board which can help to maintain the projects at a central level. |
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Hi @maryam1976mma-crypto, If you have multiple related repositories, the best approach is to create a GitHub Project at the organization or user level and add all repositories to it. Enable automatic workflows so that issues and pull requests from any of the repos are automatically added to the project board when they are created. You can then use labels, custom fields, milestones, and linked issues to track work across frontend, backend, docs, shared libraries, and infrastructure in one place. This removes the need for manual updates and gives you a single dashboard to monitor progress across the entire project. |
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Hi @maryam1976mma-crypto , you can create on project (board) in one repo and when tracking the issue or pr , you can link them in the same board which can help to maintain the projects at a central level.