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    Simple Tasklists

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    Add simple tasks and checklists anywhere in your Issues. Create Templates for common tasks

    Add simple tasks and checklists anywhere in your Issues. Create Templates for common tasks

    Add simple tasks and checklists anywhere in your Issues. Create Templates for common tasks

    Quick Task entry & Quick Task Solving

    Create Templates for reusable Tasks

    My Tasks & Project Tasks

    Add Task items directly from the sidebar. Just hit enter, and your task is added. To solve tasks, just click the checkbox. Easy as that. No need to edit an Issue.

    Easily create Task Templates for common and repeatable tasks. For even more flexibility, create Content templates with any markup you want.

    Quickly see all the tasks you are mentioned in from the "My Tasks" view, or get an overview of all tasks within project from the "Project Tasks" screen.

    More details

    Do you frequently encounter Jira Issues that require multiple things to be done, some of them buried in comments, but they don't quite qualify to be actual Jira subtasks? Wouldn't it be nice to get a good overview of the things that need to be done in an issue, and check them off as you make progress?

    Yeah, we had the same problem, so we created Simple Tasklists - a quick way to create lightweight tasks anywhere within Issues.

    Easily add tasks from a convenient sidebar & through a new {task} macro.

    Solve Tasks by simply clicking a checkbox. No need to edit an Issue.

    Tasks are automatically rolled up into "My Tasks" and "Project Tasks".

    Have some repeatable tasks? Create a reusable template and use it anytime.

    You can even add tasks automatically through the Jira Automation add-on.

    And just in case you need your tasks to be mandatory, we've added a fancy workflow condition to prevent Issue transitions if any task is still open.

    It also works with Service Desk and Jira Agile.

    Reviews for cloud

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    by Henry Mhene on 2017-05-12
    Good Addon but would be better if it could in cooperate due dates for tasks as well.
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    by Lucid Software on 2016-11-09
    Great...except that it steals the focus when viewing an issue, thus defeating the point of JIRA's numerous keyboard shortcuts.
    1 out of 1 found this review helpful
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    Hi Paul,

    thank you for the review. As for stealing the focus, we only maintain focus within the task field when you actually give it focus, so you can continue adding tasks without having to click on the field every time. If the behavior you're seeing is different, would you mind reaching out to our support with a few more details?

    by Leigh Grealis on 2016-11-02
    I like the simplicity of the plugin and starting to see how useful it could be. However, using Jira 6.4.4 and plugin version 1.1.2 (latest at time of writing). When the task list is changed or I check/uncheck an item there is nothing appears to be recorded in the history or activity log. This can be important because changing the wording of a task, adding or removing a task impact the scope of the change and this is important information to record. I can see it's possible to set "Fire Issue Events when a Task is toggled" - but this doesn't record any history or activity entries. So, I suspect I would need to write a plugin or a script-runner event handler and it's not clear to me how to access task list meta-data to put appropriate history/activity events into the ticket. Looking at the documentation I don't see any information on API access or other methods I could use? Is there anything you could share to help with this?
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    by Ivan Belov on 2016-09-26
    Very nice addon, thank you for it! But we've got a bug: it's impossible to add simple task while you working with issue on rapid board.
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    Hi Ivan, thank you for the kind review.

    We've identified the issue you encountered, and just released a new version of the add-on that fixes your issue along with a few other issues encountered in rapid boards.

    Cheers,- Anthony

    by Evgeny Reykh on 2015-07-06
    Good addon, but some features are requred: * mail on tick task is not sent * it's really makes me crazy to create list using {task} macro every time, is it possible to make something like: ** {code}[_space_]{code} for not checked task ** {code}[+]{code} for checked task
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    by Stefan Kurz on 2019-04-02
    Simple Task list is really outstanding, the possibility to add tasks anywhere in a ticket and even use jql to filter for these tasks is really handy when it comes to work in teams with task lists. One of the best features is that the opentasks query is per task which makes neat filters like this possible: openTasks ~ currentUser() AND openTasks is not EMPTY We create tasks and mention agents or users behind the task, even if the ticket is assigned to somebody else the ticket will be in the users to do as long as the task isn't checked. And since the query works per task it doesn't matter if there are more unresolved tasks beneath the one the user was mentioned in. The support is also great with fast reaction to issues.
    1 out of 1 found this review helpful
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    by Marc Ford on 2018-10-18
    We continue to really like Simple Tasklist. We like it enough that we are trying to implement the Workflow condition that a Jira cannot be marked 'Resolved' unless all the tasks are complete. How to do that is outlined here... https://simpletasks.tss.io/docs_workflows.php Our problem with that implementation is that the "Resolved" button does not even show up if the tasks are not complete. Our end users have no idea why they cannot mark their Jira Done. It would be much preferred to allow the user to see and click the "Resolve" button. This brings up a popup (with time spent, etc.). If the user clicks OK, the user should be told they cannot Resolve the issue because tasks have not been completed. Unfortunately, we will probably have to turn off the feature for now because of incoming user complaints.
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    Hi Marc,

    Thank you for the review. You are correct, hiding the a workflow transition button is not an ideal user experience. I've added a ticket on our end to look into improving that part of the functionality. I'll keep you posted on that.

    Cheers,- Anthony

    by Global Services on 2018-03-01
    We love this add-on. We were using another tasklist add-on before, but this one is much easier to use than our previous solution. There's also been a couple times where we've had to reach out to support for assistance, and they've been phenomenal - very responsive, and quick to release a new update when an issue was discovered. I'd give this one (and this developer) 5 stars if it would let me!
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    by Henry Mhene on 2017-05-12
    Good Addon but would be better if it could in cooperate due dates for tasks as well.
    Was this review helpful?YesNo
    by Lucid Software on 2016-11-09
    Great...except that it steals the focus when viewing an issue, thus defeating the point of JIRA's numerous keyboard shortcuts.
    1 out of 1 found this review helpful
    Was this review helpful?YesNo
    Top Shelf Solutions

    Hi Paul,

    thank you for the review. As for stealing the focus, we only maintain focus within the task field when you actually give it focus, so you can continue adding tasks without having to click on the field every time. If the behavior you're seeing is different, would you mind reaching out to our support with a few more details?

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    Reviews for Data Center

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    by Henry Mhene on 2017-05-12
    Good Addon but would be better if it could in cooperate due dates for tasks as well.
    Was this review helpful?YesNo
    by Lucid Software on 2016-11-09
    Great...except that it steals the focus when viewing an issue, thus defeating the point of JIRA's numerous keyboard shortcuts.
    1 out of 1 found this review helpful
    Was this review helpful?YesNo
    Top Shelf Solutions

    Hi Paul,

    thank you for the review. As for stealing the focus, we only maintain focus within the task field when you actually give it focus, so you can continue adding tasks without having to click on the field every time. If the behavior you're seeing is different, would you mind reaching out to our support with a few more details?

    by Leigh Grealis on 2016-11-02
    I like the simplicity of the plugin and starting to see how useful it could be. However, using Jira 6.4.4 and plugin version 1.1.2 (latest at time of writing). When the task list is changed or I check/uncheck an item there is nothing appears to be recorded in the history or activity log. This can be important because changing the wording of a task, adding or removing a task impact the scope of the change and this is important information to record. I can see it's possible to set "Fire Issue Events when a Task is toggled" - but this doesn't record any history or activity entries. So, I suspect I would need to write a plugin or a script-runner event handler and it's not clear to me how to access task list meta-data to put appropriate history/activity events into the ticket. Looking at the documentation I don't see any information on API access or other methods I could use? Is there anything you could share to help with this?
    Was this review helpful?YesNo
    by Ivan Belov on 2016-09-26
    Very nice addon, thank you for it! But we've got a bug: it's impossible to add simple task while you working with issue on rapid board.
    Was this review helpful?YesNo
    Top Shelf Solutions

    Hi Ivan, thank you for the kind review.

    We've identified the issue you encountered, and just released a new version of the add-on that fixes your issue along with a few other issues encountered in rapid boards.

    Cheers,- Anthony

    by Evgeny Reykh on 2015-07-06
    Good addon, but some features are requred: * mail on tick task is not sent * it's really makes me crazy to create list using {task} macro every time, is it possible to make something like: ** {code}[_space_]{code} for not checked task ** {code}[+]{code} for checked task
    Was this review helpful?YesNo
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    Versions

    Version 1.1.27 • Jira Server 8.0.0.m0021-eap07 - 8.5.1 • Released 2019-09-20

    Summary

    ​Jira 8.3.x and 8.4.x Compatibility and bug fixes

    Details

    Jira 8.3.x and 8.4.x Compatibility & bug fixes before 2.0 release.

    • fixed an issue where the Jira activity stream would show tasks from Issues the current user doesn't have access to
    • fixed several issues with filtering in Project Tasks and My Tasks
    • fixed an issue where mentioning multiple users in a Task resulted in bad output in Project Tasks
    • fixed custom fields to not install multiple times during upgrades
    • fixed an issue when a task mentions a deleted user
    • added a new workflow validator, to validate if open tasks are present

    Installation

    1. Log into your Jira instance as an admin.
    2. Click the admin dropdown and choose Atlassian Marketplace. The Manage add-ons screen loads.
    3. Click Find new apps or Find new add-ons from the left-hand side of the page.
    4. Locate Simple Tasklists via search. The appropriate app version appears in the search results.
    5. Click Try free to begin a new trial or Buy now to purchase a license for Simple Tasklists. You're prompted to log into MyAtlassian. Simple Tasklists begins to download.
    6. Enter your information and click Generate license when redirected to MyAtlassian.
    7. Click Apply license. If you're using an older version of UPM, you can copy and paste the license into your Jira instance.

    To find older Simple Tasklists versions compatible with your instance, you can look through our version history page.

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