For me, the new 3.0 way of not showing subtask count with colour icons for their statuses is a big step back.
(This applies to all areas where subtask count is shown (Home, Task View, Dashboards, etc) but specifically List view.)
1. It is much slower to use.
With the previous approach, you could look at a task in a List, and very quickly, with no further clicks, see exactly how many subtasks you had and with what status.
Now, you have to click to open the task or expand it to see how many subtasks of what status you have.
It is so much slower and less effective.
For example, if you have a subtask status colour of orange to signify you are waiting for something, you know that just by looking at the subtask coloured icons in 2.0, so you know you don't need to act on anything. In 3.0, you don't know what the subtask statuses are instantly, so you have to expand the task or open it just to realise you don't need to act on it, as you are waiting for something.
2. It is very easy to miss you have subtasks.
A big problem in ClickUp has always been not seeing that you have subtasks.
One area this was never a problem in 2.0 was in List view, because of these super-useful Subtask status count colour icons.
But this is now a huge problem with 3.0 List view.
A grey icon that melts in to the rest of the UI does not call attention to the fact you have subtasks.
The old way of showing you status colour icons with a subtask count instantly grabbed your attention.
So if you were looking at a List of 20 tasks, you could see which tasks had subtasks and of what status.
Now, you don't see them. They simply get lost in the rest of the UI.
It is not a workable solution to set to show all subtasks, as then Lists become massive and unmanageable to look at.
Simply colouring the new icon brighter would also not be as good, because it still doesn't tell you as much and as quickly as the 2.0 way (although it would be better than the grey icon alone).
Please bring back the really useful subtask count with status colour icons from 2.0.
They were so useful.
Examples attached.