Nested subtasks should follow list sorting
Nicholas Chiang
It appears that list sorting only applies to the top-level tasks. When I expand a top-level (parent) task to view the nested subtasks (I've got the nested subtasks beta ClickApp enabled so I can have 3 levels of nesting), the nested subtasks do not appear to following the list sorting.
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Guy Mannerings
Can we please get this looked at? It really holds back List view.
It would work best if it were an option for each level of sorting - so you could click sorting option 1 and choose whether it affects subtasks or not, then sorting option 2 and choose if that affects subtasks or not, and so on.
Or, if that's not possible, then just a setting in each List view's settings area.
Wolfgang von Ungern-Sternberg
Same here, everything should be sorted by due date, but it just doesn't (tasks and subtasks).