HOWEVER, to add a board to a team you go to the Board’s settings and use Change Team (this doesn’t remove members, just divides them into Team and Non-Team members). You can add Members (add rows to join table) by clicking on “Add by Email” which doesn’t actually add by Email, it just lets you search the global Trello user domain by email or Trello ID (should be called “Add Members”). You can delete a Team (remove all rows with same Team name). BoardGrouping:settings:settings lets you delete a team.įrom this tabbed screen you edit the Members:Board relationships. So if you know team name, just do ]Ĭlick on any and you see the the UI equivalent of a join table made up of members, boards, and the “Grouping” (team). (Tip: The Team-Member collection shows in the URL. All 3 of these buttons go to the same tabbed screen. The Team Names have Boards, Members, Settings.
They are grouped by Starred Boards, My Boards and by “Team Names”. I don’t think there’s any link to it in the UI, you have to click on “Trello” or just go to URL.
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But Trello has (inadvertently?) made it hard to find the full Boards screen. To add a board to a team you work from the board menu. You see teams in the Boards screen in this (hidden) UI they group boards.
(But a board can belong to only one Team (or NULL team) … so maybe Team is a foreign key in Board) That’s why I couldn’t find them anywhere:Ī “Team” is a collection of boards and people are part of boards and teams and people are related by … I think a Team is basically part of the natural key for a join table between boards and people and “teams”.
#Backuploupe review free#
Turns out in free Trello “Teams” are not teams (of people).
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