Under your organization name, click Projects.Part of my job is to juggle. In the top right corner of, click your profile photo, then click Your organizations. For more information, see " Allowing project visibility changes in your organization." Note: Organization owners can control the ability of organization members to create public projects and classic projects, or change the visibility of existing projects and classic projects to public. Select the workflow automations you want to configure for the column. Optionally, under "Automation", select an automation preset using the drop-down menu. Under "Column name", type the name of the column you want to create. On your new project board, to add your first column, Add a column. Optionally, under Linked repositories, search for a repository you'd like to link to your project board. For more information, see " Changing project (classic) visibility." Under "Visibility", choose to make your project board public or private.
Optionally, to add a template to your project board, use the Template: drop-down menu and click a template. Type a name and description for your project board. On the top of your profile page, in the main navigation, click Projects. In the top right corner of, click your profile photo, then click Your profile. For more information, see " Creating a project." If you're unable to create a classic project board, create a beta project board instead. Note: You can only create a new classic project board for an organization, user, or repository that already has at least one classic project board. For more information, see " Mutations." Creating a user-owned classic project You can use GitHub's API to import a project board.
For more information, see " About automation for projects (classic)." You can also configure workflow automations to keep your classic project in sync with the status of issues and pull requests. For more information, see " Adding issues and pull requests to a project (classic)" and " Adding notes to a project (classic)." Once you've created your classic project, you can add issues, pull requests, and notes to it. For more information, see " Linking a repository to a project (classic)." Linking repositories makes it easier to add issues and pull requests from those repositories to your classic project using Add cards or from the issue or pull requests sidebar. You can link up to twenty-five repositories to your organization or user-owned classic project. For more information, see " Copying a project (classic)." You can also copy a classic project to reuse its customizations for similar projects. For more information, see " About projects (classic)." You can use a classic project template to create a classic project with automation already configured. If you're unable to create a classic project board, create a project instead. You cannot create new classic projects for repositories. You can only create a new classic project board for an organization or user that already has at least one classic project board.
For more information about Projects, see " About Projects" and for information about migrating your classic project, see " Migrating from projects (classic)." Projects, the all-new projects experience, is now available.
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