GitHub released a new version of Projects in July 2022 which is built on top of Issues.
When that happened, they deprecated the old version of Projects by renaming them "Projects (classic)", and turning off the ability for users to create new Classic Projects. You can still manipulate existing Classic Projects, but any new Projects created are the new version (which are simply named "Projects".
These endpoints only interact with projects (classic). To manage Projects, use the GraphQL API. For more information, see "Using the API to manage projects."
To create a new classic project, the organization, user, or repository must already have at least one classic project.
This work will require renaming the existing API's to follow a pattern like Get-GitHubProject to Get-GitHubProjectClassic (as well as the file names) so that the current API names can be repurposed for the new API set.
Feature Idea Summary
GitHub released a new version of Projects in July 2022 which is built on top of Issues.
When that happened, they deprecated the old version of Projects by renaming them "Projects (classic)", and turning off the ability for users to create new Classic Projects. You can still manipulate existing Classic Projects, but any new Projects created are the new version (which are simply named "Projects".
Feature Idea Additional Details
From the "Projects (classic)" documentation:
This work will require renaming the existing API's to follow a pattern like
Get-GitHubProject
toGet-GitHubProjectClassic
(as well as the file names) so that the current API names can be repurposed for the new API set.Requested Assignment
This work is up-for-grabs.
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