"Relates to" issue relationship and multi-select fields now generally available
GitHub is expanding issue relationships with the new "Relates to" link type and making multi-select fields generally available across issues and projects, enabling better connection and organization of related work.
GitHub is making it easier to connect related work and manage multiple field values across issues and projects.
Connect related issues
The new “Relates to” issue relationship is available in public preview. You can connect two issues without implying that one blocks, duplicates, contains, or closes the other.
Multi-select fields are generally available
Multi-select fields in issues and projects are now generally available, with several improvements:
- Slice and group project items by multi-select fields in table and board views.
- View and edit multi-select values from issue and pull request sidebars.
- Copy and paste multi-select values in the table view.
- Clear multi-select values from project items.
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