pdombkins makes project lists easier to scan

Long project names now stay readable, and project lists start in a more predictable order.

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pdombkins has made two small usability adjustments to the projects view. Long names wrap onto another line rather than disappearing behind truncation, which should make crowded lists less ambiguous at a glance.

The view also drops an unexplained column and defaults tables to alphabetical order. This is polish rather than a new legal workflow, but it reduces the small moments of friction that build up when teams are trying to find the right matter or workspace.

So what Teams using projects as a working index should care if long names or inconsistent list order have been slowing down day-to-day navigation.

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SHA Subject Author Date
a4b63237 Wrap long project names instead of truncating on Projects page Peter Dombkins 2026-07-24 ↗ GitHub
b480ddf9 Remove CM column from Projects table; default lists/tables to alphabetical sort Peter Dombkins 2026-07-24 ↗ GitHub

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