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Mention the user who already imported the repository as a project #5119
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Let's do this ™️ 1 caveat: we have to be careful not to expose user information which the user is not already exposing e.g. if say the user's github id is visible, but their email is not visible, it would be better to expose their github id only. nit: for usability, tooltips that require hovering are not the easiest (esp on touch devices), so making something visibile or clickable is preferable. |
/schedule |
I have a stupid question - is it possible to allow anyone with proper permissions to create projects out of the same repos? Or is this something that the git providers don't let us? |
We know from user support questions that this is causing problems. |
Problem to solve
In the upcoming Teams & Projects feature, a user can try importing a repository as a project. However, there will be cases where someone on your team, with proper permissions to install the app for GitHub[1] or the hook for GitLab[2], has already imported a repository as a project.
Curently, there's a text label next to each each project with the label already taken. However, there's no indication for who added the project so that you can reach out or make any action.
Proposal
A good first MVC (minimum viable change) could be to surface the user who already added the repository as a project.
Designs
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