Proposal feature : Multi-repository discussions #41
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Hello, Internally we're working on a big mono repository so we will not have the problem. What if there's multiple repositories (in case of a micro-services system) and a discussion must be made for two of them ? |
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Another way to handle this would be an organization-wide discussion -- perhaps with specific repos tagged. |
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👋 hello there and thank you for this feedback! this is most certainly an area of feedback we're hearing from those in the beta as not everyone has a mono-repo structure. right now the way some communities are working around this is by opening a repository specifically for "community conversations" within their organization and directing traffic there. @martinamorris I'm curious how the latter solution would work (or doesn't) for y'all. |
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Thanks @becca! I suppose we could do that. Would it be possible to join your beta testing group so we could give this a run and see if there are any gotcha's? |
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chiming in here to add another customer perspective to this feature request. This would be enormously helpful for our company as it would allow us to sunset some other siloed Q&A platforms that developers don't really actively use any longer... Is this coming, or should we create a repo specifically for Q&A? This could probably work but feels awfully clunky. |
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Is work still being done on this feature? |
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👋 hello there and thank you for this feedback! this is most certainly an area of feedback we're hearing from those in the beta as not everyone has a mono-repo structure.
right now the way some communities are working around this is by opening a repository specifically for "community conversations" within their organization and directing traffic there.
@martinamorris I'm curious how the latter solution would work (or doesn't) for y'all.