Tracking issue progress in GitHub Projects helps teams stay organized and focused by visually managing tasks.
Whether you're working on a solo project or collaborating with a team, GitHub Projects allows you to track progress, assign tasks, and update statuses seamlessly.
In this step-by-step guide, let's check out how to track issue progress effectively, with a demo to walk you through it.How to Track Issue Progress Using GitHub Projects
Steps to follow:
1. Create an issue here and use the # symbol to select the repository.
2. Add a description and click 'Create' to finalize the issue.
3. Move the issue to the appropriate columns.
4. Assign teammates to the issue.
5. Add labels to the issue.
6. Update the status as progress is made.
7. Set the start date, end date, and priority for the issue.
8. Add comments to provide updates as progress is made.
9. Make additional changes such as creating milestones, unsubscribing from notifications, or deleting the issue.
10. Set up automations by creating workflows.
11. Click 'Edit' and set up automations.
12. Make the necessary changes and click on 'Save and turn on workflow'.
That's it!
You can now successfully track the progress of issues using GitHub Projects.
Now that you’ve learned how to track issue progress using GitHub Projects, managing tasks and keeping your team in sync is easier than ever.
With automated workflows and clear status updates, you’ll have a streamlined system for tracking your project's progress.
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