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[bug]: Sub-Issues don't respect created order #4967

Open Plorenzo opened 3 days ago

Plorenzo commented 3 days ago

Is there an existing issue for this?

Current behavior

If you add sub-issues to a parent, I would expect (while custom order is not implemented) that the order is creation date.

Currently, that is not the case, you add sub-issues and when you open the parent again, the order that they appear in is random.

Steps to reproduce

https://github.com/makeplane/plane/assets/4695692/5a0e4bc3-3371-447f-a80e-51ce783c3e11

Create parent task open it and create sever sub-issues they look like they are nice and ordered by id which coincides by creation date close parent task open it again sub-issues all messed up

Environment

Deploy preview

Browser

Safari

Variant

Self-hosted

Version

v0.21.0

vihar commented 3 days ago

Thanks for flagging this, @Plorenzo. I understand that ordering by created time would be easier for users in some use cases. Apart from this, do you think having filters under sub-issues makes sense? Just trying to think out loud to see if we can improve the experience. For now, we’ll try to show these sub-issues ordered by created time.

Plorenzo commented 3 days ago

What I would like ideally, is to sort them manually and that they keep the order. I think adding as many sorting options as the board column may be overkill, but at least manual and creation date, should be there.

The second best thing is sorted by creation date because I can control

vihar commented 2 days ago

Thanks for the feedback, @Plorenzo. We will address this in the next release.

Solution: • We will fix the sorting issue by setting the default to created_date. • Later, we will explore options for issue states (e.g., completed sub-issues could be placed at the end, regardless of the created date).