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⚡ We're supercharging URLs in Projects with deep link support for project READMEs and the item side-panel. Now it's easier than ever to share your project and a specific item with just one link! github.blog/changelog/2023

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GitHub Projects issue side-panel deep linking

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Awesome! We’ve been loving GitHub Projects for

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This is wonderful! It’s would even make Developer be more eager to push more of their projects to GITHUB

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hmm i thought this was already a feature for the new projects? i feel like i've already been doing this