Also, feel free to distinguish between Not started and Started states: this only adjusts the progress icon for now but later will be used in cycle time and flow efficiency calculations.
Our Timeline View is full of papercuts, and we are fixing the first one today. If the lane section is too narrow and the names are cut, you are now able to resize it.
Minor Improvements
There is a new easier-to-find > icon for hiding the right column on Entity View. We also remember the collapsed state per User per Database now.
If you @mention yourself, you won’t get a notification (“improvement” reverted).
Your preferred date and time format is applied in the Report filters and integration configuration.
There have been no improvements to expanded pinned Fields as we consider alternative approaches to the Entity View layout.
Fixed Bugs
Weird navigation bug: wrong entity has unexpectedly loaded on the right panel
New Table view (grid): if user scrolls down, opens entity and returns back to table, it scrolls up to the top
“Could not load source info” message once account start being invalid
Automatically watch entities I add into Favorites should also work for Documents
Loader blinking when changing value for Reference Unit/Collection Unit
Slack bot duplicates entries
UI is broken when you press Cmd+K with opened comments
Really curious I hope we can also edit pinned/left column fields in the future. That’s currently not possible (i.e. edit a state field, change the name of a field, delete a field etc.) and therefor we can’t work without the right column.
Love that y’all are trying to improve the workflows, and I think this is a step into the right direction. However, I wish that things would have gone a bit further and also support an Archive state:
With many entities (e.g. offices, vendors, employees, customers, systems, environments, features etc.) there is a need to sunset/archive them in a way that the information is still in Fibery, but clearly not active anymore.
Ideally, that should be a perpendicular dimension so that I can archive something that’s Released or something that’s In Progress to go with your example.
Also, based on workflow, sometimes I may want to grey out (and give less priority when searching) all items that are finished while sometimes I may wanna grey out only what’s archived. For example, tasks would be greyed out once finished, while for my features we probably want a state like Released to mean finished but a state like Deprecated to be archived and greyed out.
Thanks!
PS: I noticed that the status now has a Type text field taht behaves like a formula? Interesting approach. Hope that allows for more flexibility.
There’s no reason why you can’t add a field (e.g. checkbox) to support an ‘Archive’ option for workflow states, which would allow you to do various useful things (e.g. filter out items based on State.Archive = true
Unfortunately, it wouldn’t have all the workspace implications that the workflow final state has (e.g. greying out in search)
That is exactly what I have done in a good amount of entities. And I think 70% of my entities have a state field. So yeah, I love the solution given for the Finished state, I’d just want more.
Alternatively, if I can add two workflows, then that’s also solved. I can technically use the approach you have with the Users and have an Active? checkbox.
Sadly, all these approaches do not bring the benefits of greying out or automatic filtering/prioritising search results, etc.
As we see in my linked item, some others share my needs.
Anyway, thanks for the improvement already.