@github: Multi-select fields for Projects and Issues are now in public preview. Tag an item with everything it relates to (like …
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GitHub announces public preview of multi-select fields for Projects and Issues, allowing items to be tagged with multiple labels instead of just one.
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🆕 Multi-select fields for Projects and Issues are now in public preview.
Tag an item with everything it relates to (like multiple teams, modules, or categories) instead of picking just one. 🏷️ https://t.co/zZlzanJQ9B
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