> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.currents.dev/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.currents.dev/dashboard/projects/project-settings.md).

# Project Settings

After creating a project, you can modify its settings by navigating to **Manage Project > Settings** on the left menu.

Below are the settings available and their descriptions:

* **Project ID**: This ID is immutable and cannot be edited, but you can copy the Project ID to include it in your Continuous Integration (CI) settings.
* **Project Name**: It can be edited at any time to reflect the nature or stage of your project.
* **Time Out Minutes**: The duration (in minutes) after which a run will timeout if it hasn't been completed. Adjust this setting based on your tests' complexity and expected duration to avoid premature terminations or unnecessary waiting times. Read more on [Run Timeouts](/dashboard/runs/run-timeouts.md).
* **Default Branch Name**: The name of the branch that will be used as a reference when presenting [Analytics](/dashboard/analytics.md). E.g:
  * The change in coverage is measured compared to the default branch.
  * Skipped tests report is measured based on the results from the default branch.
  * Increase in runs duration is counted from the default branch only.
* **Enable** [**Fail Fast Strategy**](/guides/ci-optimization/fail-fast-strategy.md): configure the project to stop a test run when the first test failure is detected. It provides faster feedback during testing cycles, saving time and resources by halting runs that are likely to fail.
* **Run Title Source**
  * Auto Mode: use GitHub Pull Request title if available, otherwise use commit message
  * Commit Message: always use commit message
* **Parallel Execution Strategy**: It defines how Currents prioritizes and executes test spec files when running tests in `--parallel` mode, either based on Failure rate or Expected duration. For detailed information, refer to the [Load Balancing documentation](https://chatgpt.com).

Through the Project Settings, you can also delete or archive the project. Deleting a project permanently removes it and all associated data, and this action cannot be undone, so proceed with caution. If you need this project data in the future, opt for the [archiving feature](/dashboard/projects/archive-and-unarchive-projects.md), which allows you to recover the project later.


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