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Subtask Version not Work

Added by florian Gehrig about 3 years ago

Hallo,

I have the problem, when i add a Tasks with a subtask i can not change the Version from the Subtask, just for the Main Task.

If i change the Main Task to a Feature and i create a new subtask, i can change the Verison.

If i change back the main Task to Task i still can change the Version of the Subtask.

I i create a new Subtask i can not change the Version anymore.

How i can change the Version of all Subtask?

Thanks for Information


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RE: Subtask Version not Work - Added by Max Mutzge about 3 years ago

Hi Florian,
The fastest way to resolve this issue could be to deactivate the backlogs module in the project where your tasks are located. This should instantly resolve the issue that you cannot update the tasks anymore. If you are actively working with the backlogs module in the project, you could then e.g. move the parent Epic from the parent project to the project where the tasks are located. Alternatively, you could change the type "Task" to a different type (e.g. "User Story"). This should also resolve the issue. For context: On the backlogs page you can switch to the "Task board". The task board shows the work packages assigned to a sprint (e.g. Epic, User Story) as well as the associated tasks. The task board however can only display tasks located in the same project as the (parent) work package (Epic, User story). Therefore, to avoid showing limited data, tasks and their parent work packages must be located in the same project and have to be assigned to the same version.

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