gitlab-roadmap.md

@@ -123,6 +123,8 @@ but also:
 
 ## How one would search to find if an encountered problem was a known issue, an issue being addressed, etc.?
 
+Main issue: #823
+
 > "It would really help if a non-developer, non Github user could get some sense of how to use the proposed repository and, specifically, how one would search to find if an encountered problem was a known issue, an issue being addressed, etc." (@dtarrant)
 
 The proposed Gitlab structure would be to have project spaces around components/themes of CiviCRM (financial, cloud-native, translation, reports, etc, but there would still be a "core" project).
@@ -159,6 +161,7 @@ So far, ~~quick~~ recap:
   * We might not want to be very aggressive about splitting either. Only where it makes sense.
   * They may want to have their own wiki space (draft docs, roadmap/planning)
   * While we can do part of this with labels, having subprojects makes it possible to have more granular labels. Ex: taxes have different challenges for Canada (HST/GST per province) than for VAT in Europe. Having a single "taxes" label would be limiting.
+  * It's easier to subscribe to issue notifications for a specific sub-project.
 
 ## Document the account creation, permissions, workflow