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In upstream, we want to show all projects registered under an org or user. Currently we use the list_org_projects function to get all projects and then filter by the org id. Then an additional call is needed to get Project to retrieve the project id as well.
Once #389 is in place it would be practical to have a registry endpoint for getting projects under an org or user directly.
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To get all projects for an org you can also fetch the org, look at the project names registered with that org, and then fetch the project by names. Would that work for you?
To get all projects for an org you can also fetch the org, look at the project names registered with that org, and then fetch the project by names. Would that work for you?
Technically yes, for ergonomics it would be better to assume we only have the id of the org/user and what to fetch the projects for them.
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In upstream, we want to show all projects registered under an org or user. Currently we use the
list_org_projects
function to get all projects and then filter by the org id. Then an additional call is needed to getProject
to retrieve the project id as well.Once #389 is in place it would be practical to have a registry endpoint for getting projects under an org or user directly.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: