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Workflow Parity: Status Mapping for Tasks in Multiple Lists.
Problem Statement: The current "Tasks in Multiple Lists" feature functions as a visual shortcut rather than a true multi-home solution. When a task is added to a secondary list (e.g., from a Backlog to a Sprint), it remains tethered to the Source List’s status workflow. This creates a "broken" experience for Project Managers because: Group Fragmentation: Backlog tasks appear in a separate, disconnected status group within the Sprint view. Workflow Misalignment: I cannot move a Backlog item through Sprint-specific statuses (like "Ready for QA" or "Deployed") without permanently altering the master Backlog's structure. -The "Orphan" Dilemma: To get proper status functionality, I am forced to "Move" the task, which orphans it from the master Backlog and destroys long-term traceability. Proposed Solution: Local Status Mapping (Virtual Aliasing) I am requesting Workflow Parity across all list locations. ClickUp should allow a task to adopt a "Local Status" that is native to the list currently being viewed. Status Inheritance: When a task is added to a secondary list, it should automatically map to that list’s available statuses. Virtual Mapping: Allow users to define how a "Backlog" status (Source) maps to a "Sprint" status (Destination). For example, Status: Active in the Backlog could be displayed and managed as Status: In Progress within the Sprint. Unified Grouping: Tasks from multiple sources should be visually grouped together under the destination list’s status headers, not siloed into "Tasks from other lists" sections. The Business Impact: Without this, Tasks In Multiple Lists is essentially a "read-only" reference tool. Implementing true Workflow Parity would allow ClickUp to support complex Agile environments where tasks must live in a permanent "Master Registry" (Backlog) while participating in active, status-specific "Execution Cycles" (Sprints).
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