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Same-named sub projects of multiple different parent projects cause ambiguity in the UI when creating work packages

Added by Kerim Güney over 2 years ago

Hi all,

we're currently evaluating OpenProject for our company and love it so far but there's one use case that could be handled a bit better. Namely the ambiguity issues (in the UI but also default project ID's) when two subprojects of two different parent projects have the same name. E.g. in the https://op.compay.com/work_packages view.

We tried adjusting our projects structure but there are repeats in every case. Would it be possible to somehow indicate the parent in cases like these?


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RE: Same-named sub projects of multiple different parent projects cause ambiguity in the UI when creating work packages - Added by Samantha Machon over 2 years ago

Hi Kerim, 

As there is no option to indicate the parent in the case you have described I would recommend you to give the subprojects unique names (maybe just add something to it)  so you can distinguish it more easily.

Kind regards
Samantha

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