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Differentiate remote projects that are on seperate remotes #8029
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Component: ProjectsIssue needs changes to how we handle projectsIssue needs changes to how we handle projectsEffort: TrivialIssues require < 1 day of workIssues require < 1 day of workImpact: LowIssue is a papercut or has a good, supported workaroundIssue is a papercut or has a good, supported workaroundUI: ProjectsIssues with the Projects tab or related widgetsIssues with the Projects tab or related widgetsUI: Remote DialogIssues impacts the Remote DialogIssues impacts the Remote Dialog
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Component: ProjectsIssue needs changes to how we handle projectsIssue needs changes to how we handle projectsEffort: TrivialIssues require < 1 day of workIssues require < 1 day of workImpact: LowIssue is a papercut or has a good, supported workaroundIssue is a papercut or has a good, supported workaroundUI: ProjectsIssues with the Projects tab or related widgetsIssues with the Projects tab or related widgetsUI: Remote DialogIssues impacts the Remote DialogIssues impacts the Remote Dialog
I was going through the list of recent projects and opened the "Demo Project" that contained a few demo files, low and behold that project actually was a remote one belonging to a currently inactive remote, It would be nice if in the project browser there was some indication as to which remote "owns" the project, perhaps next to the description.