Projects
A project in Space is a place to create, store, and manage work-related resources: Git repositories, documentation, checklists, issues, packages. Each Space project comes with a large number of tools to help you with various tasks: from project planning to automation and deployment.
You can:
Search for a specific project (unless it's private).
Find out who's contributing to the project (project members) and each member's responsibilities.
Join an existing project or create a new one.
Anyone in organization can create a project, add a repository to it and provide access to others, so they can contribute to the project and use its internal features.
As a project member, you can:
Use Documents to create and store project-related text documents such as instructions, roadmaps, tutorials.
Use Checklists to plan team work, set goals and track progress.
Use Issue tracker to submit and track issues, bugs, and requests.
If a project contains repositories, you can:
Browse a repository directory tree.
View commit history, compare revisions in a diff, explore your project state at a selected revision.
Search for specific files and commits.
Participate in code reviews, examine and discuss changes.
Build, test, and deploy your project using CI/CD Automation tools.
As a project administrator, you can:
Use Set up CI/CD Automation pipeline to build, test, and deploy your project.
Use Add new members and manage their access to your project resources.