Given a scenario where a user has several personal projects that get merge requests regularly, gitlab-helper could be helpful as well. right now, it does only support working on the projects in a given group, as an alternative the user could choose between a group and the projects of a user.
That could be solved by a different mode (with the "group" mode being the default to not break existing user's experience), together with the possibility to provide different config files at different places, I think it could be a good way to solve that
Given a scenario where a user has several personal projects that get merge requests regularly,
gitlab-helpercould be helpful as well. right now, it does only support working on the projects in a given group, as an alternative the user could choose between a group and the projects of a user.That could be solved by a different mode (with the "group" mode being the default to not break existing user's experience), together with the possibility to provide different config files at different places, I think it could be a good way to solve that