Projects feature : how can we change the view

[recursivezero]

GitHub Projects

Question

While creating A new project it was asked to select what kind of project structure ( I dont remember exacly what it called ) required like Kanban Board or few other other way; I have choose somethin other than kanban and now facing 2 issues

• How can I know the name of this View Layout ?
• How can we change the View to kanBan Board ?
  I tried to clikc on Copy project but it again create new project with same configuratioon of layout ?

in this kind of View; I cant se anything on very first tab

[CarlosOliveira-23]

Step-by-step guide:

1- How to Identify the Current View Layout?
GitHub Projects offers different types of views, such as Table View, Board View (Kanban), Roadmap, etc. To check which layout is currently in use:

Go to Projects in your repository or organization.
In the top-right corner, look for a dropdown button that allows switching views.
The current view’s name should be visible in this menu.

2- How to Change the View to Kanban Board?
If the project was created with a different layout, you can change it manually:

Open the project.
Look for the Views section (usually at the top of the page).
Click Add View or edit an existing view.
Select Board View (Kanban).
Set up the status columns such as To Do, In Progress, Done, or customize them as needed.

3- How to Copy a Project and Keep the Kanban Layout?
If clicking Copy Project creates a new project with the wrong layout:

Try creating a new GitHub Project manually.
During the setup process, select Board (Kanban) as the project type.
Manually import existing tasks or use the Bulk Add feature to transfer them from the old project.

[shinybrightstar]

Welcome to the GitHub Community, @recursivezero, we're happy you're here! You are more likely to get a useful response if you are posting your question(s) in the applicable category and are explicit about what your project entails--giving a few more details might help someone give you a nudge in the right direction. I've gone ahead and moved it for you. Good luck!