Git Yourself a Leg Up - GitHub Tools for Teams and Teaching
This year at Pycon Au 2023, I gave a talk in the Education Track, highlighting a collection of cool GitHub tools and techniques to combine in an interesting way that is great for learners, teachers, and pro-developers alike. Come along and see a new way of combining some of the newer GitHub tools, in the classroom, the workplace and more. This set of tools is I'll bring together is: GitHub Templates, Codespaces, GitHub Actions, and GitHub Copilot. I’ll explain how you can combine all these pieces of tech to have a project template, a dev environment that runs in the browser, and automated tests that run with each push. And I’ll also tell you how you can use Copilot, either while you’re using a template or creating one!P4W - Max amount of task dependencies within a subtask list
I've run into a limitation where I am unable to select more than 8 dependencies for a single task if they are in the same subtask list. I am able to select the task in question when creating the dependency from a separate task list, and I can import more than 8 dependencies when bringing in a .mpp file (which is what was done in the example below). Any thoughts on a way around this other than creating the full project in desktop an importing it?
Projects for Web - Incorrect Auto Calc of hours
On Projects for Web - When you enter a % complete, it automatically calculates the Effort Remaining. Conversely, if you change the hours completed and the Effort Remaining, it automatically calculates % complete. But... it's wrong. The Effort Remaining as a % of the total does not equal what it computes as the % complete. The % complete is what drives the hours on the Planner Cards though, and so, what shows on the planner card does not match the hours in the Effort Remaining box in the task details. This is causing confusion and we lack clarity of how the hours are being adjusted. Is there a bug? Or a Admin work around?
