Tasks not listing under project - for a reason or time for a bug report?

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I hope this is the right place to discuss,
Iā€™m running 8.9.0 and trying to figure things out (Totaly new to CRMā€™s in general, sysadmin/devop person).

I created a project. When i go to the ā€œMoreā€ menu, select the Task module and add a task (Selecting ā€œprojectsā€ as relation and adding the projects name) the task is not listed on the project overview page.

When i add a task to the project through the project page, it does list the task.

Maybe this is for a reason and i simply donā€™t know it yet because of being a CRM noob. To me it feels like a bug. Maybe i did something else wrong.

Any related comment is welcome before i post it as a bug :slight_smile:

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Check the release notes for v8.9.1 and v8.9.2, if you do not find in it; raise an issue on GitHub.

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Hello,

there are Tasks and Project Tasks in the CRM.

If youā€™re working with Projects, try to stick to the Project Tasks.
Youā€™ll see, that they have way more features / advantages within a project.

Tasks are independent from Projects and are meant to be used more as individual to dos - not necessarily project related.

Iā€™ve not try to relate a task to a project with the flex relate (since relating the task to the contact / account / opp had usually a higher priority). But Iā€™ve added a custom relationship to ā€œgroupā€ tasks around a project.
However, that was quite a custom situation.
Try to stick to the standards as far as possible and things are easier in the long run.

Do projects tasks not work for you?
If so, why?

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Iā€™ll look further into the changelogs.
Figured iā€™d just try an upgrade to 8.9.2 but that ended in a not working instance :slight_smile:

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Something to look into tomorrow :slight_smile: