Hello,
we are trying kanboard for our company (30 people, plant construction sector) and have decided to use one board per department.
In order to get overview of projects we would use bigboard plugin and taglist plugin, so that projects are entries in the global taglist and each task is tagged with its related project. Then the project manager can use bigboard and filter for his project tag and identify tasks lagging behind.
Now, sales is using new project tags for their quotations, and many of them are inactive for quite some time and show up only after 2 or 3 years again. In order not to clutter the global taglist it would be nice to have the option to mark tags as “inactive” so that they do not clutter the tag selection dialog. I do not want to delete them because then I lose all the project connection of old tasks.
Anybody have an idea if this can be done with limited effort?
Hm, I notice my question above has been raised earlier, for example here: https://kanboard.discourse.group/t/hide-archive-old-tags/885
However, apparently nobody took up the ball.
As we are about to decide to use kanboard in our company, there might be a budget for implementing this.
Anybody interested?
So, and while we are at it I have the next point for the wishlist:
I notice when I try to assign a tag and start typing to search for it ther is always the possibility that I hit return on what I typed instaed of selecting one of the possibilities shown.
This will silently create a new tag which is local to the board where I typed.
I would rather have a popup asking if I want a) a local tag, b) a global tag or c) abort
I believe that again this is not part of the plugin but of the core implementation, right?
Hi Timo,
just being curious - is there any feedback about whether this feature could make it to the core?
And does anybody know how to move the whole thread to “feature request”?
Ok, hope it is a good sign that you are busy, Timo.
Since this issue is not related to your plugin anyway I will open a feature request for the main code and hope someone knowledgable will pick up the ball.