Release notes

What's new in Taskie 1.6.5 Sharper filters, clearer subtasks, and steadier publishing

This release makes task creation, filters, subtasks, recurring schedules, and public pages more precise and more stable.

Version
1.6.5
Release date
Highlights
12 items
  1. Nested task filters let you search work with more precise conditions.

    Build more precise, combined conditions in task views; for example, see tasks with several assignees, statuses, or attributes together with clearer logic.

  2. Creating tasks from inside views is more precise, and the view's filter values carry over to the new task.

    When you create a task from a filtered view, details that match the view land on the new task more intelligently, so there's less to set by hand.

  3. Choosing a task type while creating a task in a project is more direct and easier to reach.

    If a project has several task types, picking the right one is clearer right in the task creation flow, so the team can log work under the right category more easily.

  4. Subtasks stand out more in My tasks, and assigned subtasks are easier to spot.

    Smaller pieces of work assigned to you under a parent task are easier to see in your personal list, so small responsibilities don't get lost among big tasks.

  5. Showing or hiding closed tasks in My tasks is more reliable.

    The setting for seeing closed tasks is more dependable, so your personal task list keeps the state you chose for your daily focus.

  6. Uploading task attachments is clearer with upload progress.

    When you add a file to a task, you see the upload progress, so you know what stage the file is at and can wait for it to finish with more confidence.

  7. Task cards and the flows for creating new projects, documents, files, and content are clearer and tidier.

    The new-content flows and task cards were reworked so key options are faster to find and tasks look tidier in lists.

  8. Recurring task scheduling is more precise and better respects project status when creating the next occurrences.

    Recurring tasks are created with more attention to the project's status, which helps the next occurrences land at the right time and in the right place.

  9. A status stage guide makes the meaning of statuses and how work progresses clearer.

    Short explanations and guidance are available for work statuses, so team members better understand what each status means and what comes next.

  10. Deleting tasks, documents, files, and attachments handles related files more safely.

    Deleting content is more stable and related files are handled more carefully, so unintended errors when deleting or keeping files happen less often.

  11. Public pages and the help center are prepared faster and are friendlier to search engines.

    Public pages are better prepared before they're shown, so they open faster for users and search engines read their content more accurately.

  12. Titles and canonical links on public pages are more consistent, so sharing and browser display are more accurate.

    Public pages have tidier canonical links and titles, so page details show up more accurately when you send a link in a messenger or open it in a browser.

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