About task attributes
In project management, a task can be defined by several key attributes, including its description, assigned individuals, start and end dates, priority, status, dependencies, and many more. From the perspective of task management, a task can be considered an item that has a certain number of attributes that are crucial for organizing, tracking, and managing tasks effectively within a project.
Attributes are also helpful when you want to filter, sort, and organize tasks.
In BigPicture, the set of task attributes depends on the task type.
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| | | Project, Sprint, Component, OKR, Version |
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| | | One date that is both a start and an end date | Project, Sprint, OKR, Version |
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| | Yes (can be added inline) | Yes (can be added inline) | |
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| Yes (based on Jira project) | Yes (based on BigPicture box) | Yes (based on BigPicture box) | |
| | Yes (can be added inline) | Yes (can be added inline) | |
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Jira work items can have more attributes based on the field configuration. You can also add more attributes on the Gantt timeline or by inline editing a Jira work item, BigPicture task, or milestone, including:
Skill
Baseline
Dependency
Duration
Priority Score
and many more.