Do nothing, we already mention that manual steps are required when doing a manual import. Maybe link to the actual steps in the message.

I think adding links in this message is a good first step. However, I don't think it's the solution, since it's pretty easy to miss those link. If the user didn't click on those links while importing it, then they will be lost.

I suppose we can detect if the project was imported manually, and in that case add a new notification explaining there are probably missing steps (the ones you mentioned in the PR description). At that point, they can decide whether to follow those steps or ignore it and close it.

@agjohnson what are your thoughts here?

I've been looking for a notification here. I think the webhook integration page and deploy key pages could have some nicer onboarding in addition, but with the notification pointing to these pages.

The text up front is a lot to read and users will likely skip it. The notification forces interaction where any text is optional. Also, the project is not created yet, so on top of distracting users with a side quest they're also not able to change anything yet.

This was where we might have wanted to use notifications originally, and have the notification monitor these conditionals -- whether a project has a webhook or deploy key set up, etc.