Feature Requests

It doesn't seem there is a way to add the values for a rollup field. It would be great to be able to use rollup field values from relationships in formula fields.

Here's a sample use case: I want to create a list of projects and group them by Client. The Client is a relationship to a task in a list called Clients. For some reason, I do have the ability to group by some of the linked items, like assignee (in this case I called it "Client Owner").

[From Blue Whale] I would like to be able to add relationships in bulk, especially by adding a folder or list. This would particularly be useful for dependencies.

Relationships nowadays just allow to select tasks previously created. It would be nice if we coud add a new task directly on related list through Relationships.

I develop websites and when I sign a new client, I make an entire folder for the project and then have lists for each step of the project underneath. I keep track of all clients in a completely separate list so i know costs, status, contact info, etc. Can we have the ability to link folders and lists to tasks? And not just being able to link tasks?

Being able to edit and update rollup fields from the custom relationship field would be really helpful. This includes updating status from the colored box to the left of the task name.

The new Relationships feature is awesome. But when I copy / duplicate a task, I want to be able to have the option to retain the existing relationships so I can quickly duplicate and change the title for items that are similar.

I need to manage more than two companies and I have difficulties, because each company has a workspace and it doesn't make sense to finalize the workspaces

When I click to add a custom relationship, I'd like to be able to filter out certain statuses (i.e. completed) or tasks with another criteria. Would just help to keep the list manageable when there are lots of tasks (especially completed ones). This could either be a filter that is in the modal, or configurable in the settings of the custom relationship. But I think filtering in the actual modal would be way more flexible.