Would it make sense to move the Drupal.org issue queue links from the icon menu to the top-level "Help" menu item?

From the day they were there, I use them frequently to lookup module related issues and bug reports. If they were below the "Help" item, new users to Drupal would perhaps find them better.

On the other hand, help.module can be disabled...

If anyone has a strong opinion about this, let me know.

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ryo’s picture

ryo commented

I agree with it!

And would it be possible to bunch the Drupal.org issue queue in some way?
When you install a lot of modules, it is hard to scroll down.
e.g.
help > issue queues of modules beginning with A > Administration issue queue
....................................................................Admin role issue queue
.........issue queues of modules beginning with B
.........issue queues of modules beginning with C
or something.

I think bunching with just Alphabet, e.g.
help > A > Administration issue queue
...............Admin role issue queue
.........B
.........C
would be less usable because clickable space becomes too small.

sun’s picture

sun
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Location Karlsruhe
commented

OT: menu item groupings: A patch for grouping module (settings) after a module's 'package' information can be found here. It's intended to apply the same grouping for Drupal.org issue queue links.

smk-ka’s picture

smk-ka commented

On the other hand, help.module can be disabled...

Then why not just create the top level menu item through hook_admin_menu(), if it is missing?

sun’s picture

sun
Primary language German
Location Karlsruhe
commented
Status: Active » Closed (won't fix)

Decision taken: We'll wait for #368067: Add a 'development' admin menu item.