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Updated by Parimal Satyal almost 3 years ago
**As** a project member,
**I want to** be able to quickly see points that require clarification or a decision (or add them myself)
**so that** everybody is on the same page and potential blockers can be quickly identified and addressed
### Note
This feature is related to the new Meetings module we are working on in parallel (where it's possible to add clarification needs and decisions to agenda items, which can also be linked to work packages):
###49413
### **Acceptance criteria**
* Open points:
* When open, have only one field to enter the open question.
* Open points can be resolved. Clicking on "Resolve" will display a new field, to enter the resolution.
* The point is then considered "Resolved" with the resolution text now visible.
* Open points, once resolved, cannot be edited unless unresolved (you cannot change the question).
* An open-point only can be unresolved.
* \[open\] This removes the resolution.
* Work packages have a new tab called "Open points" (after _Relations_, before _Watchers_)
* Open points can be unrelated to meetings. meetings
* ~~Owner (user) field, selected by the author.~~
* _~~\[open\] The tab also lists all the meetings where the current work package has been included~~_
* These can have two states: unresolved (default) and then resolved
* This will be visually indicated (maybe) with a check mark
* These changes and updates will be journalised, and actions attributed to the relevant user.
* Creation
* Deletion?
* Modification
* Change of state
* The only way to functionally link a work package to a meeting is to include an open point in a work package agenda item (in a Meeting):
* Open points (incl. resolved) are also immediately visible for each work package.
* Additional information is however not visible without opening the meeting.
* Can be attached to multiple meetings
* In the "Open points" tab, _\[open\] An open point is either resolved or not; if it's added to three meetings and resolved in meeting #2, how can you only show the last action tell it was in that particular meeting that the last meeting, with a link to view history
resolution took place? (Journaling)_
* Open and closed points will be grouped together _How do we deal with this in 13.1?_
* \[open\] Open at the top, closed at the bottom or
* \[open\] Tabs or filters _~~\[idea\] when you close a meeting without a resolution to switch between them
* In-app notifications (to watchers, assignees... based on notif settings)
* When an open point is added or resolved
point, you have that information journalised~~_
* When an open point is added to a meeting
### Open questions
* _\[open\] Strategy: What is a higher priority, meeting agenda or open points?_
* _\[open\] Ability to filter/show only resolved and unresolved?_
* _\[open\] Add open points from within a comment_
* _Or at least link to an open point from a comment._
* _\[JJ: Need to make it absolutely clear to the user when to use comments, open points and child work packages. And make it easier for users to transition between them.\]_
### **Out of scope** **Open questions**
* An ability _How to view _all_ open points in create it from/outside of a project
meeting..._
* Filter, sort
* View backlog (those not in any meetings?)
* Drag/drop into meetings to add to meeting backlog _tbd_
**I want to** be able to quickly see points that require clarification or a decision (or add them myself)
**so that** everybody is on the same page and potential blockers can be quickly identified and addressed
### Note
This feature is related to the new Meetings module we are working on in parallel (where it's possible to add clarification needs and decisions to agenda items, which can also be linked to work packages):
###49413
### **Acceptance criteria**
* Open points:
* When open, have only one field to enter the open question.
* Open points can be resolved. Clicking on "Resolve" will display a new field, to enter the resolution.
* The point is then considered "Resolved" with the resolution text now visible.
* Open points, once resolved, cannot be edited unless unresolved (you cannot change the question).
* An open-point only can be unresolved.
* \[open\] This removes the resolution.
* Work packages have a new tab called "Open points" (after _Relations_, before _Watchers_)
* Open points can be unrelated to meetings.
* ~~Owner (user) field, selected by the author.~~
* _~~\[open\] The tab also lists all the meetings where the current work package has been included~~_
* These can have two states: unresolved (default) and then resolved
* This will be visually indicated (maybe) with a check mark
* These changes and updates will be journalised, and actions attributed to the relevant user.
* Creation
* Deletion?
* Modification
* Change of state
* The only way to functionally link a work package to a meeting is to include an open point in a work package agenda item (in a Meeting):
* Open points (incl. resolved) are also immediately visible for each work package.
* Additional information is however not visible without opening the meeting.
* Can be attached to multiple meetings
* In the "Open points" tab,
* \[open\] Open at the top, closed at the bottom or
* \[open\] Tabs or filters
* In-app notifications (to watchers, assignees... based on notif settings)
* When an open point is added or resolved
### Open questions
* _\[open\] Strategy: What is a higher priority, meeting agenda or open points?_
* _\[open\] Ability to filter/show only resolved and unresolved?_
* _\[open\] Add open points from within a comment_
* _Or at least link to an open point from a comment._
* _\[JJ: Need to make it absolutely clear to the user when to use comments, open points and child work packages. And make it easier for users to transition between them.\]_
### **Out of scope**
* An ability
* View backlog (those not in any meetings?)
* Drag/drop into meetings to add to meeting backlog