Open nickboldt opened 6 years ago
Related to this... if you open a link to an issue (e.g. https://openshift.io/openshiftio/openshiftio/plan/detail/1873), browser window/tab title is "Plan: Detail - OpenShift.io" which is not usable for bookmarks.
Closing as we are working on a new revamped board view.
@nimishamukherjee why not to leave it open until new board view is in place?
I suggest to change severity to sev2 because it's important if we want to use Planner.
Bookmarking any space for planner has the title Plan: Backlog - OpenShift.io
. This still needs to be fixed.
It should use the name of the Space like Foo: Backlog - OpenShift.io
. Where Foo
is the space name.
@openshiftio/uxd-team need your input on the bookmark title format.
Github does the following, IMHO both are acceptable
browser title: Description of an issue · Issue #99999 · openshiftio/openshift.io
email notification: [openshiftio/openshift.io] Description of an issue (#99999)
Title is still incorrect and should be Plan: Board - <product name>
to align with the other pages.
@christianvogt while your suggestion will be useful for backlog board view, it doesn't solve the problem with accessing a work item directly, e.g. opening https://openshift.io/openshiftio/Openshift_io/plan/detail/5
@ppitonak I was just commenting that the board title is still incorrect. I agree that a title including the summary of an issue similar to github would be more useful for when accessing an issue directly.
Logging in to a planner board such as https://openshift.io/openshiftio/eclipse-che/plan?q=(space:7d747e1f-d66e-497c-b0f5-30dac9cc75bc%20$AND%20typegroup.name:Scenarios)&showTree=true I have to go through several steps (see https://github.com/openshiftio/openshift.io/issues/2950 )
Once logged in and looking at the backlog board, I thought, "that URL is super cumbersome to remember, I should bookmark it" and hit CTRL-D to bookmark it.
That's when I noticed the page title in Chrome is just "Loading..." instead of something useful like "eclipse-che backlog board".
Surely a better page title is possible so when bookmarking these crazy-long URLs they're more meaningful?