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opened 2026-03-03 08:24:05 +01:00 by Brz · 3 comments

Brz commented

2026-03-03 08:24:05 +01:00

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Brief preliminary information: I am a multiplier for computer science teachers in schools. I have been looking for a free GDPR-compliant repository solution for a long time, thank you very much! The following options would be very helpful for further training, but unfortunately I couldn't find the right information in the documentation:
Project boards: I haven't seen them anywhere, except when creating a team, where there was a setting option. Are there project boards? If so, how can I view them?

Copying and pasting issues: I have already seen that CSV import/export is not possible (or too complicated for me). When copying a repository, are all issues also copied? In training (or for teachers in a class), I often have to multiply tasks so that the groups are not too large.

Is there a way that users can automatically register themselves for a team when a team name is announced? If so, how can this be done?

Thank you very much for your support.
Peter

### Comment Brief preliminary information: I am a multiplier for computer science teachers in schools. I have been looking for a free GDPR-compliant repository solution for a long time, thank you very much! The following options would be very helpful for further training, but unfortunately I couldn't find the right information in the documentation: Project boards: I haven't seen them anywhere, except when creating a team, where there was a setting option. Are there project boards? If so, how can I view them? Copying and pasting issues: I have already seen that CSV import/export is not possible (or too complicated for me). When copying a repository, are all issues also copied? In training (or for teachers in a class), I often have to multiply tasks so that the groups are not too large. Is there a way that users can automatically register themselves for a team when a team name is announced? If so, how can this be done? Thank you very much for your support. Peter

mahlzahn commented

2026-03-03 08:48:02 +01:00

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@Brz wrote in #2423 (comment):

Project boards: I haven't seen them anywhere, except when creating a team, where there was a setting option. Are there project boards? If so, how can I view them?

You may enable projects for a repository in its settings, e.g., with
https://codeberg.org/Brz/MehrwertRepositoryTest/settings/units

Copying and pasting issues: I have already seen that CSV import/export is not possible (or too complicated for me). When copying a repository, are all issues also copied? In training (or for teachers in a class), I often have to multiply tasks so that the groups are not too large.

You can use the "migration" feature. That can copy all issues, PRs, etc.

Is there a way that users can automatically register themselves for a team when a team name is announced? If so, how can this be done?

Not that I am aware of. Teams aren't even visible to non-members or non-owners.

@Brz wrote in https://codeberg.org/Codeberg/Community/issues/2423#issue-3694139: > Project boards: I haven't seen them anywhere, except when creating a team, where there was a setting option. Are there project boards? If so, how can I view them? You may enable projects for a repository in its settings, e.g., with https://codeberg.org/Brz/MehrwertRepositoryTest/settings/units > Copying and pasting issues: I have already seen that CSV import/export is not possible (or too complicated for me). When copying a repository, are all issues also copied? In training (or for teachers in a class), I often have to multiply tasks so that the groups are not too large. You can use the "migration" feature. That can copy all issues, PRs, etc. > Is there a way that users can automatically register themselves for a team when a team name is announced? If so, how can this be done? Not that I am aware of. Teams aren't even visible to non-members or non-owners.

Brz commented

2026-03-03 09:04:38 +01:00

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Thanks for the fast answer

@Brz wrote in #2423 (comment):

Project boards: I haven't seen them anywhere, except when creating a team, where there was a setting option. Are there project boards? If so, how can I view them?

You may enable projects for a repository in its settings, e.g., with https://codeberg.org/Brz/MehrwertRepositoryTest/settings/units

I'am Looking for a project BOARD with columns ToDo, inProgress, Done, ... -very important for managing a project agile. Can#t find this in https://codeberg.org/Brz/MehrwertRepositoryTest/settings/units

Thanks for the fast answer > @Brz wrote in #2423 (comment): > > > Project boards: I haven't seen them anywhere, except when creating a team, where there was a setting option. Are there project boards? If so, how can I view them? > > You may enable projects for a repository in its settings, e.g., with https://codeberg.org/Brz/MehrwertRepositoryTest/settings/units > I'am Looking for a project BOARD with columns ToDo, inProgress, Done, ... -very important for managing a project agile. Can#t find this in https://codeberg.org/Brz/MehrwertRepositoryTest/settings/units

mahlzahn commented

2026-03-03 09:08:50 +01:00

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You

First enable "Projects" as unit in these settings
Then, on the repository a new tab appears
There, you can create a new project, with or without a template.

You 1. First enable "Projects" as unit in these settings 2. Then, on the repository a new tab appears 3. There, you can create a new project, with or without a template.

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