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Improving of "Associate Projects" action.
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Authored by rugabarbo on Apr 18 2014, 6:23 PM.
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This change makes possible create new project when we use "Associate Projects" action for task.

Test Plan
  1. Go to any task.
  2. Choose "Associate Projects" action.
  3. Click "Create New Project" link.
  4. Input some valid name of new project.
  5. Click "Create Project" button.
  6. Save changes for task.
  7. Make sure that new project created and attached to task.

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rugabarbo retitled this revision from to Improving of "Associate Projects" action..
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rugabarbo added a reviewer: epriestley.

@btrahan, you recently fixed a bug for related functionality: D8834: Project - add editor-level support for detecting name conflicts
Can you help me with this review?

prettyplease

epriestley edited edge metadata.

We haven't seen other requests for this, and it's intentionally somewhat difficult to create projects.

Particularly, it was very easy to create tags in a similar tool at Facebook, and the result was 200,000+ tags, the majority of which were completely unusable. There were other considerations here, but generally we've intentionally positioned projects as somewhat-heavyweight.

We may eventually provide a more complex control here (see T1906), but I don't think this change is a net positive at the moment.

This revision now requires changes to proceed.Apr 22 2014, 7:41 PM

@epriestley, OK.
Thanks for your explanations.