When I click ‘New Task’ and add the task name and hit enter, a new task gets created but with the default state ‘In Progress’ although the ‘To Do’ is the default.
If you have filter(s) applied to a view, Fibery will attempt to enforce (one of) these filters to entities created from that view.
It looks like you have an In Progress filter, so I guess this is being applied.
Hmm… That’s good to know but absolutely counterintuitive. I’d rather prefer to see the state that would be used (with an option to change it) during task creation instead of this behavior
If we didn’t apply the filter from the view, then the newly created items would disappear after creation, which people tend to find unintuitive ![]()
Yes, I understand that. “Competitive” point of view ![]()
What if I have both To Do and In Progress filters on? Why it still creates In Progress as the leading state?
Can you share a screenshot of your filter configuration?


