Feature #6027
closed
Added by Jonas Nyrén over 13 years ago.
Updated over 13 years ago.
Description
I would like to suggest the possibility to have a global wiki and forum instead of separate ones per project. We have multiple projects and it would be nice if we could house all forums in one place. The same goes for the wiki where much of the information is similar or even the same between projects (how to build, code formatting standards, and so on).
You can create a top level project only with module wiki and forum and then some subprojects without these modules.
I use the same solution that Terence Mill suggested.
I have a group called "All Users" that is member of the "Global Project" with a Role that has little privileges, and only to Wiki (I don't use Forums).
I don't use public groups, and every new user i make member of the group "All Users".
Enderson Maia wrote:
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I don't use public groups, and every new user i make member of the group "All Users".
I mean public projects.
Thank you for that suggestion. I had not thought of this workaround. I still wish it would be a bit more obvious, but I can live with this solution.
I still think suggested workarounds are not solutions, but just workarounds. A global wiki and forum would be useful.
For example software companies that consist of a few development teams, each having their own top-level project, could share the common knowledge in a global wiki and forum. Note that in such a situation a parent-of-all project is not natural.
- Status changed from New to Closed
- Resolution set to Duplicate
Closing as being parts duplicate of #1040 and #3048. Added an FAQ entry to cover that request.
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