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@title Projects User Guide
@group userguide
Organize users and objects with projects.
Overview
========
NOTE: This document is only partially complete.
Phabricator projects are flexible groups of users and objects.
Joining Projects
================
Once you join a project, you become a member and will receive mail sent to the
project, like a mailing list. For example, if a project is added as a
subscriber on a task or a reviewer on a revision, you will receive mail about
that task or revision.
If you'd prefer not to receive mail sent to a project, you can go to
{nav Members} and select {nav Disable Mail}. If you disable mail for a project,
you will no longer receive mail sent to the project.
Watching Projects
=================
Watching a project allows you to closely follow all activity related to a
project.
You can **watch** a project by clicking {nav Watch Project} on the project
page. To stop watching a project, click {nav Unwatch Project}.
When you watch a project, you will receive a copy of mail about any objects
(like tasks or revisions) that are tagged with the project, or that the project
is a subscriber, reviewer, or auditor for. For moderately active projects, this
may be a large volume of mail.
Edit Notifications
==================
Edit notifications are generated when project details (like the project
description, name, or icon) are updated, or when users join or leave projects.
By default, these notifications are are only sent to the acting user. These
notifications are usually not very interesting, and project mail is already
complicated by members and watchers.
If you'd like to receive edit notifications for a project, you can write a
Herald rule to keep you in the loop.
Customizing Menus
=================
Projects support profile menus, which are customizable. For full details on
managing and customizing profile menus, see @{article:Profile Menu User Guide}.
Here are some examples of common ways to customize project profile menus that
may be useful:
**Link to Tasks or Repositories**: You can add a menu item for "Open Tasks" or
"Active Repositories" for a project by running the search in the appropriate
application, then adding a link to the search results to the menu.
This can let you quickly jump from a project screen to related tasks,
revisions, repositories, or other objects.
For more details on how to use search and manage queries, see
@{article:Search User Guide}.
**New Task Button**: To let users easily make a new task that is tagged with
the current project, add a link to the "New Task" form with the project
prefilled, or to a custom form with appropriate defaults.
For information on customizing and prefilling forms, see
@{article:User Guide: Customizing Forms}.
**Link to Wiki Pages**: You can add links to relevant wiki pages or other
documentation to the menu to make it easy to find and access. You could also
link to a Conpherence if you have a chatroom for a project.
**Link to External Resources**: You can link to external resources outside
of Phabricator if you have other pages which are relevant to a project.
**Set Workboard as Default**: For projects that are mostly used to organize
tasks, change the default item to the workboard instead of the profile to get
to the workboard view more easily.
**Hide Unused Items**: If you have a project which you don't expect to have
members or won't have a workboard, you can hide these items to streamline the
menu.
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