Retroactively apply Templates everywhere it was used after editing the master template
George
From Support: It would be nice if edits to our Views applied to previous versions. This would prevent us from needing to update hundreds of Templates manually in a larger organization.
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Still waiting for this one to be implemented... 1.8K votes! Applies to Views, Folders, etc.
Lily Chan
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Auto-Update Templates Across Workspaces
Beth Berkey
I would love it if, when we update a task template, we can automatically update it everywhere the template was used.
Lily Chan
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Apply the changes to all existing
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MJ Montes
Applying the changes of the template on the previously deployed template
Lily Chan
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Bulk edit master template and update relevant projects
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Arnar Ingi Þórsson
Lets say I've created a template and implemented it into several projects. A new task/sub-task needs to be added. Can it parametrically update all of the projects that used the master template?
The projects would only have to reload in order to get the new update.
Ryan Wychopen
PLEASE make this available! We just made a small change to a process at our company and now someone is going to have to go in and change hundreds of statuses.
Dani
We need this so badly. Like reusable blocks inside of wordpress.
We have the same views in many folders and lists but we have to update them everywhere. It's insanity and such a time suck.
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Erin Smith
YES! If I make an update to a task status template, would be SO timesaving for it to update everywhere that template is used!
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Shannon Kiefer
YES PLEASE. Updates to a template should automatically apply to the views with that template.
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Arthur Wait
I made a change to a list template, then kept refreshing my browser to try and force my other lists based on the template to pick up the change. I assumed that it was just a browser caching issue. Then I came here. Pretty shocked this is still an open request in 2024.
Daniel Charles
The pain of having to update hundreds of lists when you change a view is just too much to bare sometimes so we lose the efficiency the new view brings or it gets deployed in an inconsistent way which ultimately chews up a lot of time to implement properly or fix later.
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