Hi all!

I was wondering whether it is just me who finds himself navigating back
to a project page after having a look at the source by adapting the
url?

For example, I'd 

1. open [1] 
2. click on e.g. "source" (opening any other tab of "mailing lists" or
"tickets" will do, too)

and after a few clicks there find myself unable to go back to the
project page without manually changing the url to [1].

Is it just me who'd find a button leading back to the project from the
associated sources, mailing lists, and tickets desirable?

Cheers,
Alex

[1]: https://sr.ht/~edwardloveall/Scribe/

Not only is it desirable, it's prioritized for the beta.

> Is it just me who'd find a button leading back to the project from the
> associated sources, mailing lists, and tickets desirable?

I think we all would. The problem is that it is not a 1:1 relationship 
between git repositories/lists/todo, it's actually Many:Many. 
Repositories, for instance, can belong to many projects. Projects can 
have many repositories. From the repository, would there be a link back 
to every project that includes it?

Great! Thanks.

On 2022-01-12 13:23, Evan Boehs wrote:

>> Is it just me who'd find a button leading back to the project from
>> the associated sources, mailing lists, and tickets desirable?

> I think we all would. The problem is that it is not a 1:1
> relationship between git repositories/lists/todo, it's actually
> Many:Many.  Repositories, for instance, can belong to many
> projects. Projects can have many repositories. From the repository,
> would there be a link back to every project that includes it?

Thanks a lot for this explanation.  In my naivete, I had assumed this
to be a simple matter of adding a link, and then of course wondering
what was taking so long (as I seem to recall this being discussed at
least once before quite some time ago on the ML).

In fact I was arguing in favor of sr.ht in #emacs (as I often do) and
this was one of questions raised by one of people looking around the
site for the first time.  Well, next time I will have a better answer.
:)

Anyway, keep up the great work guys.

Cheers!,
TRS-80