v1.3.3
Description:
When attempting to create a new task under a Local Account, the "Initial Stage" dropdown is disabled, preventing users from selecting the correct stage during creation. The system automatically assigns the stage as "New" upon saving. Users are forced to save the task and then reopen it in edit mode to change the stage, adding an unnecessary step to the workflow.
Steps to Reproduce:
1.Navigate to the Tasks (or My Tasks / All Tasks) module.
2.Click the Add Icon to create a new task.
3.In the Account field, ensure a Local Account is selected.
4.Scroll down to the Initial Stage field.
5.Observe: The Initial Stage dropdown is disabled/grayed out and cannot be interacted with.
6.Fill in the remaining required fields and click Save.
7.Observe: The task is successfully created and automatically assigned the "New" stage.
8.Swipe left (or click the edit icon) on the newly created task to edit it.
9.Observe: The change stage selection field is now enabled, and the stage can be changed.
Expected Behavior:
The "Initial Stage" dropdown should be enabled during the initial task creation screen, allowing the user to select the appropriate starting stage (e.g., Analysis, Design, Development, etc.) before saving
v1.3.3
Description:
When attempting to create a new task under a Local Account, the "Initial Stage" dropdown is disabled, preventing users from selecting the correct stage during creation. The system automatically assigns the stage as "New" upon saving. Users are forced to save the task and then reopen it in edit mode to change the stage, adding an unnecessary step to the workflow.
Steps to Reproduce:
1.Navigate to the Tasks (or My Tasks / All Tasks) module.
2.Click the Add Icon to create a new task.
3.In the Account field, ensure a Local Account is selected.
4.Scroll down to the Initial Stage field.
5.Observe: The Initial Stage dropdown is disabled/grayed out and cannot be interacted with.
6.Fill in the remaining required fields and click Save.
7.Observe: The task is successfully created and automatically assigned the "New" stage.
8.Swipe left (or click the edit icon) on the newly created task to edit it.
9.Observe: The change stage selection field is now enabled, and the stage can be changed.
Expected Behavior:
The "Initial Stage" dropdown should be enabled during the initial task creation screen, allowing the user to select the appropriate starting stage (e.g., Analysis, Design, Development, etc.) before saving