Closed CodingDive closed 5 years ago
Hi @ReasonableDeveloper, Maybe a good way to manage this scenario is to visualize in the explorer list the parent task. Under the parent also all child if present. What do you think? Can improve your daily workflow?
Yes, adding hierarchy to the task explorer would be great.
Perfect. 👍 Would you like create this PR?
Sure. I still need to finish a project for work which will probably take a couple of weeks and then I would like to work on this.
Waiting for PR. 👍
With this commit I've done the feature. Available in the next minor release. 👍
Hey, I just found this task on my todo list. I'm sorry that I didn't send a PR as promised. I probably forgot to upload my settings and extensions via the settings-sync plugin and as a result haven't had the plugin installed since I changed my working station a few months ago. :scream:
Needless to say, I'm installing the extension anew. Thank you for fixing my issue! :heart:
Hey, thank you for this great extension.
I was wondering if it would be possible to show all child issues when searching for a (parent) task based on its ID. This would solve a big problem for me as
My issues filtered by status
means that I need to change my status filter two times when I want to work on another task. Lets take a look at following scenario. Say I haveIssue 1
,Issue 1.1
andIssue 1.2
. I want to work onIssue 1.1
so I first search for issues that are assigned to me based on thetodo
status. I change the status ofIssue 1.1
toin progress
. Now I need to change my status filter toin progress
and can start working on the issue. The same thing needs to be repeated when I work onIssue 1.2
. In this case it would be a lot easier to just search for the parent ID (Issue 1
) and have all child tasks in one place regardless of their status.Let me know what you think and if I should create a PR.