Introduction
Overview and User Actions
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Overview and User Actions
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The Tasks page serves as the central hub for managing and organizing all tasks within the system. It allows users to customize the table view, track task progress, and access essential task-related information, ensuring seamless workflow management.
The page offers flexibility through quick actions via context menus, and dynamic filters to streamline task tracking. With permissions-based access, users can securely view or edit tasks based on their roles.
By reading this article, you will learn how to optimize the Tasks page to suit your needs and navigate its features effectively.
Customizing of the Task Table
You can adjust the table view to suit your needs:
Drag and drop columns to rearrange their order.
Pin columns to keep them fixed in place.
Select or deselect columns to choose which ones are displayed.
Read more about this in the article below
Saving Table Settings
Your customized table settings (column order, pinned columns, selected columns, and applied filters) are saved automatically in the database for your account.
Using the Context Menu
Right-click on any cell to open the context menu. By default, the menu includes the following options:
Copy value: Copies the cell's value.
Copy link: Copies a direct link to the task.
Open task: Opens the task in a new window.
Open root production: Opens the main (root) production workflow in a new tab.
Open production: Opens the production workflow where the task is located in a new tab.
Read more about this in the article below
More Actions Menu
Each task row includes a “More actions” menu with the following options:
Copy link: Copies a link to the task.
Open task: Opens the task in a new window.
Open root production: Opens the root production workflow in a new tab (if applicable).
Open production: Opens the production workflow where the task is placed in a new tab.
Read more about this in the article below
Task Information in Root Production
If a task belongs to the root (main) production, the following columns will duplicate information from their corresponding root production columns:
Product name → Root product name.
Product version → Root product version.
Product configuration → Root product configuration.
Product variant → Root product variant.
Production deadline → Root product deadline.
Task Counter
The number next to the Task title indicates the total number of tasks in the system.
This counter updates dynamically based on any applied filters.
Access Permissions
Viewing the Tasks page requires the Task view permission.
Editing tasks or settings on the page requires the Task edit level permission.
Actions you can do with table columns:
This action can be done throught the sidebar or directly in the table.
Open the Tasks page
Hold down the column you want to move
Drag in the direction (right/left) you want to move the column
OR
Open the Tasks page
Open the Sidebar
Hold down the column you want to move
Drag in the direction (up/down) you want to move the column
The moving principle is the same as with columns. This action also can be done throught the sidebar or directly in the table.
Open the Tasks page
Hold down the section you want to move
Drag in the direction (right/left) you want to move the column
OR
Open the Tasks page
Open the Sidebar
Hold down the section you want to move
Drag in the direction (up/down) you want to move the column
And there is option to move separete column from the one section.
Open the Tasks page
Open the Sidebar
Click on the column or section to on it or off
Open the Tasks page
Choose column to pin
Click on the “More actions” menu on the column header
Hovering over the “Pin Column” option choose option for pin - Left or Right
Pin the column
It's possible to pin more than one column. To unpin column choose "No pin" option.
Open Sidebar
Put a coursor intho the search field and input the search query
System dynamically shows all colums that correspond to the search query with the group title
Read more about filtering and sorting the columns themselves in this the article.
This part tells about actions you can do with table cells and provide instructions for better navigation.
Open Tasks page
Find a "Task key" column
Click ov the task key
System opens the task in following tab
Open Tasks page
Find a "Production key" column
Click on the task's production key
System opens the production workflow (in which this task placed) in following tab
Open Tasks page
Find a "Production key" column
Click on the task's root production key
System opens the production workflow (in which this task placed) in following tab
If the task is part of the root (main) production, the “Open root production” option is hidden.
Open Tasks page
Find a "Assignee" column
Click on the icon in the ”Asignee” cell
Choose a user from drop-down a list of candidates
Open Tasks page
Find a "Assignee" column
Click on the status icon in the ”Task status” cell
Choose a status from drop-down a list with the possible next statuses
Read more about switching from different statuses here.
Open Tasks page
Find a "Assignee" column
Click on the reward in the ”Basic reward” cell
In the modal window change the task basic reward
Click "Save" for changing the task basic reward
Open Tasks page
Find a "Assignee" column
Click on the priority icon in the ”Task priority” cell
Choose a priority from drop-down a list with the possible next priorities
System changes priority immideately according to the select option
Open Tasks page
Find a "Assignee" column
Click on the “In queue” icon
System turns off “In queue” state for the specified task immideately
To turns on “In queue” state do the same steps but for task which had been unlock for performing before.
By following these guidelines, you can efficiently navigate and manage tasks on the Tasks page.