1. Logo does not appear correctly in the start menu (still shows the old logo) 2. When pinning app to task bar, new logo looks weird (looks normal when not pinned)

When i create a clickup task by sending an email to add.task........@tasks.clickup.com and i load into mail a little(120kb) photo attachment, this is not imported into task created on clikup. It works if i use add.comment........@tasks.clickup.com to comment one preexistent task. But i need to insert attachment when i create task with add.task........@tasks.clickup.com. Help me,thanks.

I have a List View with the View of : -Task Name -Task ID -Task Status and 1 or 2 Custom Fields -AccType -Holder few weeks ago, the csv export included all visible Columns ,,, now whenever i make an export , it misses the Custom Fields. Export Everything works , but is not needed as it would break further import into excel and would require more manual work whenever something changes

Custom Fields appear to only be visible on a Project/Folder view. When Custom Fields are added to a Project/Folder, they're displayed on the task in list view. When selecting a List within the Project/Folder that has the Custom Fields applied to it, the custom fields disappear from the tasks in list view. Custom Fields also disappear from the tasks in list view if "Everything" is selected, even when all Spaces and Projects/Folders have the Custom Fields applied to them. This happens while using ClickUp 2.0. This functioned fine in 1.0

As stated, neither shortcut keys nor system tray menu will zoom in/out in the Windows Desktop app. Tested on 2 separate machines, both running Windows 10 Pro (v. 1803 w/ all updates). Zoom *does* work in a VM of Server 2016 (build 14393). Perhaps this has something to do with graphics or app display handling in later versions of W10/S2016? Thanks for checking it out!

On a mobile app, when you applying status filter on a board, it does not hide unticked statuses. On the desktop is all fine just in mobile version this issue.

I suggest the status of main task should be change to the lowest status of its sub tasks automatically.

I have a recurring task with subtasks. The parent task is set to start on Thursday, due on Friday. The problem is that the subtasks in no way inherit the start date and due date of the parent task. When the task recurs the sub tasks have no start and due date. If I make them recurring that only applies to that instance of the parent task.

When I try to log time to a task that is located on the lower side of the screen, most of the time logging window is not visible as it goes out of the screen.