+ [2016-12-17T22:51:56Z] zeromus this 'sweepboard' site shows me a view of all my issues automatically sorted into columns by label, along with a leftmost unlabeled column. i assume ill be able to drag them to other columns to label them. easy! oversimplified for what a lot of people will want, but pretty good for me.
+ [2016-12-17T22:52:07Z] zeromus except it doesnt seem it can get to organization projects
+ [2016-12-17T22:57:12Z] zeromus but i may have done it wrong
+ [2016-12-17T23:05:33Z] zeromus unfortunately these kanbans are designed for rapid dispatch for teams that are actually going to solve stuff, not long-term organization
+ [2016-12-17T23:05:54Z] zeromus githubs is pretty neat, it just lacks the key piece i need. guess my best move is to suggest it and wait

message no. 159422

Posted by quesker in #github at 2016-12-17T20:30:33Z

I work at the extreme opposite of free software and who knows if they could say something I am working on outside of work is in conflict or whatever
+ [2016-12-18T21:28:04Z] SwingShock In github, when you are checking out someone's pull request, is it necessary to go to the requester's forked repository by clicking on his name link and then go their repository to find the branch ? Isn't there a shortcut link somewhere to directly take it there ? I am noob.
+ [2016-12-18T21:31:59Z] canton7 SwingShock, what do you want? do you want to fetch that branch into your local repo?
+ [2016-12-18T21:32:03Z] zeromus im no expert but i was unable to find a way to do it either.
+ [2016-12-18T21:32:17Z] canton7 what's the reason for wanting to look at the branch in the sender's repo?
+ [2016-12-18T21:32:27Z] zeromus i think he wants the marked-up links to branches in other repos in the PR to be links and not just marked-up text