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Updated by Marc Alcobé about 1 year ago
**As** a user \[enter role of user\]
**I want to** have a complete and coherent view on the relations \[enter objective\]
**so that** I don't need to go to the web app \[enter desired result\]
**Acceptance criteria**
* All the relations are now displayed in sections like in the web app. The sections follow designs of a Primer box list.
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**Technical notes**
* Tapping on an element of the list will open the related work package.
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**Permissions and visibility considerations**
* The look and feel of the related work packages _To whom is also updated to follow the designs on the web app, adapting new logic for work packages.
this feature visible?_
* All actions are now available only individually through the more menu:
* Edit: allows the user to edit the description and lag.
* Delete
* The FAB button to add a relation.
* Tapping on the button will open the relation options as fab actions.
* Once selected the relation, a search work package bottom sheet will appear. The empty state now contains also information of the relation type in the text.
* Once the work package _When is selected, a modal will be open with the first field (work package) filled and the optional fields of description and lag (lag is only available for predecessor and successor). The modal has a header with "Add \[relation type\]".
* If the user taps on the work package field again, the search bottom sheet reappears, allowing the user to change work packages.
**Technical notes**
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**Out of scope**
* Display ghost relations in mobile: ###61040.
* Modify the work package's style to Primer: ###61545. <br>
**I want to** have a complete and coherent view on the relations
**so that** I don't need to go to the web app
**Acceptance criteria**
* All the relations are now displayed in sections like in the web app. The sections follow designs of a Primer box list.
**Technical notes**
**Permissions and visibility considerations**
* Edit: allows the user to edit the description and lag.
* Delete
* The FAB button to add a relation.
* Tapping on the button will open the relation options as fab actions.
* Once selected the relation, a search work package bottom sheet will appear. The empty state now contains also information of the relation type in the text.
* Once the work package
* If the user taps on the work package field again, the search bottom sheet reappears, allowing the user to change work packages.
**Technical notes**
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**Out of scope**
* Display ghost relations in mobile: ###61040.
* Modify the work package's style to Primer: ###61545.