Vote #67849
未完了Group sub-tasks with parent on issue list
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My colleagues have starting re-arranging their issue lists now that we have subtasks and every single one of them has asked how they can change the issue listing to make it obvious at a glance which subtasks belong to which issue.
Having this ability is a critical feature I think to make subtasks manageable.
Something like:
Put all subtasks under their parent tasks in the issue listing.
add a - or > in the issue title as basic indentation.
I imagine this won't be a simple change because it will affect how the table ordering code should work.
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Actually looking at it, probably the easiest thing to do would be to use the group by functionality already in the system to group the subtasks
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Add "Parent Task" column to the issues list. Sort on parent task column. An arrow is placed for subtasks of a parent and grouped under it.
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Aha, that is perfect, just what I want. Apart from the fact that we have to have the parent task column visible which takes up a lot of space we would rather use for other stuff.
A way to get this exact layout without having to have the parent task column visible would be perfect.
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there's related task #5275
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@Jeffrey
What you are trying to do is possible in Redmine 1.0.3. You need to create a custom query that sorts by parent task without adding the parent task column to the list. Here's how to do it:
Above the issues list, there should be 3 buttons: Apply, Clear and Save. These buttons refer to the filters and other options above them. When you click on save, it takes you to the New Query page.
*Name your query (e.g. Sort by Parent Task)
*Tick Public, All projects and Default columns
*Select "Parent Task" in the first drop-down under the "Sort" section, then "Ascending" in the next drop-down to the right
*Add any other sorts or filters (sorting by Priority and/or date submitted is probably useful)
*Click Save
Now this query will be the default view for all issue lists, and hopefully for all users (I haven't tried logging as a different user).
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Update: the custom query is available to all users, but is not selected by default. Also, I don't know how to edit or delete a custom query once it has been created. I'm sure it's possible.
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In order to sort by parent task and task id by default (which makes the subtask tree appear) in app/controllers/issues_controller.rb find _index_ method and change
<pre><code class="ruby">
sort_init(@query.sort_criteria.empty? ? [['id', 'desc']] : @query.sort_criteria)
</code></pre>
to
<pre><code class="ruby">
sort_init(@query.sort_criteria.empty? ? [['root_id', 'desc'], ['id', 'desc']] : @query.sort_criteria)
</code></pre>
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Attached patch for 1.3.1 adding *root_id desc* to default sort order.
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Patch applies correctly for me. This is an extremely handy feature.
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+1
arthur me wrote:
> Patch applies correctly for me. This is an extremely handy feature.
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Thanks for that path. It is very useful.
But i have one question: If i set another sort column i can not reset this settings to default sort order.
In my opinion it is useful to reset also the sort setting if i click on "Reset" on top of the list. This button clears all setting except the sort settings.
Is this possible?
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Isn't this issue a duplicate of #5325?
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+1
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Mischa The Evil wrote:
> Isn't this issue a duplicate of #5325?
No, it's not. This issue is about sorting tickets, #5325 is about grouping tickets.
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Tomasz Sawicki wrote:
> Attached patch for 1.3.1 adding *root_id desc* to default sort order.
Is there an easy way to do this for other sorting? Sorting by root_id first seems to invalidate/break secondary sorts.
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related_issues
relates,New,5325,Add Parent Task to 'Group Results By' drop down
relates,Closed,6118,Filter by parent task or subtasks
relates,New,7907,Display Issues in a hierarchy (tree)
duplicates,Closed,6816,Group Parent task with subtask underneat
duplicates,Closed,7696,Allow grouping by parent task