Yes, please. This is the behavior on web/desktop (seeing all tasks within a goal that’s scheduled), so it’d make sense to make it consistent on iOS.
Sapphire Geyser
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Mar 10
Have to agree here - on the iOS app, it can feel a bit misleading when there are tasks in the ‘backlog’, but they don’t display since they need to be explicitly scheduled in before being shown.
But sometimes a user isn’t quite sure when to schedule in, so they hold off initially, rather than choosing a soft date (which if not properly chosen, results in the user just perpetually deferring a task into the future and some 'possible time’)
With the addition of ‘smart filters’ which would tame overload from backlog tasks and losing focus, would be okay to show all tasks under a goal or sub-goal
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Tan Luggage
Jun 7
Yes, please. This is the behavior on web/desktop (seeing all tasks within a goal that’s scheduled), so it’d make sense to make it consistent on iOS.
Sapphire Geyser
Mar 10
Have to agree here - on the iOS app, it can feel a bit misleading when there are tasks in the ‘backlog’, but they don’t display since they need to be explicitly scheduled in before being shown.
But sometimes a user isn’t quite sure when to schedule in, so they hold off initially, rather than choosing a soft date (which if not properly chosen, results in the user just perpetually deferring a task into the future and some 'possible time’)
With the addition of ‘smart filters’ which would tame overload from backlog tasks and losing focus, would be okay to show all tasks under a goal or sub-goal