Let subtasks inherit standard/custom fields of parent tasks (copy field values from parent to subtask)
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Caroline Ginty
Update Nov 2025: Hi everyone - this feature is one we are considering for next quarter's roadmap. It's still in pre-scoping stages, but we will share updates here as they are available. Thanks!
Clemence Wiart
I'm stoked to see that Clickup is looking to implement this in their next quarter roadmap! For everyone else who needs this, in the meantime, I have made it work with Make.com. I can now carry over specific custom fields from the parent task to any newly created subtask. It has been pretty smooth overall. Difficult to implement but now works.
I hope CU gets this going so I can stop using third parties though..
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Nicole Blaser
Yup, we need this badly, thx
Alix Lepinay
I want this so much !
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Bugra Oktay
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Koos Vis
Bugra Oktay great and thank you
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Rob Kamphuis
Bugra Oktay You ripper!!
Guy Mannerings
Bugra Oktay Please make this optional. I definitely do NOT want custom fields automatically being applied to all subtasks. It should be asked as a question when you make a subtask, or set as a user setting.
Brynn Link
it would be great if tags were included in this - eg: subtask inherits the tags of the parent.
Joana Soares
When I move a parent task from Backlog to Sprint Backlog — that is, the user story — the subtasks remain in Backlog, and this has a huge impact on the reports I use to track the team’s workload points. The sum of the points from these subtasks in Backlog isn’t counted; only the points entered directly in the parent task are considered, which isn’t how we assign points. How is this not solved yet?
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BALAORO, MIKE ANGELOU ROÑA
Please, this is very helpful for creating an automation and the action is send a channel message.
Frankie
Also raising my hand to say this is much needed.
Louise
Wow, this would really be a great improvement! Please, please, please start developing this!
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Jairo Provenzano Ito
Stop everything and develop this! :)
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