After lots of searching and clicking through settings, I give up:

After lots of searching and clicking through settings, I give up:

After lots of searching and clicking through settings, I give up:

After lots of searching and clicking through settings, I give up:

After lots of searching and clicking through settings, I give up:

I create a GitHub project to track development work my team is doing in a repository.

I create a Github project to track development work my team do in a repository.

I’m curious if it’s possible to link a Pull Request (PR) with a task created within a GitHub Project. While I’ve managed to manually link tasks with existing PRs, I’m encountering difficulty in linking a PR with tasks that I manually create in a GitHub Project. The issue arises because I typically plan tasks ahead of time, before the corresponding PRs are created. As a result, when I create tasks in the project’s To-Do category, there’s no PR available to link them to at that moment. Consequently, I end up having to delete those tasks, as I have to manually link Project with newly created PRs which creates a new task in the project (leading to duplicacy).