AlexTumber

@Darren Rose when you look at the project, are you set as the Project Manager? When you create projects through an iBridge operation, is it using an api key that is linked to your user account? My initial suspicions are that the platform requires a task to always have an assignee and will set the assignee to be the user who created it if an assignee is not provided. This looks like it will require a change to the way tasks work on the platform so I will raise this internally and post back here when I get a response. Alex

@Darren Rose I'm pleased to say that the ability to copy a project template will be available in the next Project Manager update. Alex

@Darren Rose i'll pass this on to our development team to take a look Alex

I'll pass this onto our development and product teams

@Darren Rose which fields are you looking at in particular? Alex

@Darren Rose thanks for your post. I will ask our development team to take a look. Alex

@Martyn Houghton this is something that we are looking into at the moment, yes. Alex

@Darren Rose thanks for your post. I agree, great idea. I'll pass this requirement on to our development and product teams. Alex

@Darren Rose I'll pass this over to our development team to take a look Alex

@Darren Rose a new update is available in the app store which fixes this issue. Interestingly though, this error would only have been possible if the new task failed to create in the first place. There may be another issue with the task you are attempting to create. Alex

@Darren Rose I'll ask our development team to take a look Alex

@Darren Rose, the latest update for Hornbill Project Manager is now available, as well as a new iBridge Content Pack:

@Darren Rose our development team have found and fixed the issue here and it will be available as part of the next project manager update. Alex

@Darren Rose the iBridge nodes have been updated to give you the chance to specify a project manager on project creation. You can do this by selecting a co worker from the drop down or by injecting the project manager as a variable. When a project is created, if a project manager has been provided, the system will use them as the project manager and will ignore the application setting that sets the project creator as the project manager. If no project manager has been provided on project creation, the system will check the app setting and if it is enabled, it will set the project creator as the project manager. This will all be available as part of the next project manager update. Alex

@Darren Rose I'm pleased to say that this feature will be in the next project manager update. Alex

Hi @Darren Rose thanks for your post. I'll ask our development team to investigate. Alex

Hi @Darren Rose, thanks for your post. I'll ask our development team to investigate. Alex

@Darren Rose, I'm pleased to say that the next Hornbill Project Manager update will include the ability to sort risks by name, status and weighting on both the project and project portfolio screens :-) Alex

@Darren Rose thanks for your post. I'll pass this onto our product team for review but it sounds like a good suggestion to me. Alex

@Darren Rose thanks for your post. I'll pass this on to our development team. If you search for 'member' you should see results returned. This was the original name before they were changed to stakeholders so I think it may be something left over from this change. Alex

@Darren Rose, thanks for your post. Nice suggestion, I'll pass this on to our development and product teams. Alex

@Darren Rose, this issue has been replicated and the root cause identified. It will be fixed in the next update which will be available shortly. Alex

@Darren Rose everything in your screenshots look correct. I'll ask our development team to see if they can replicate. Alex

@Darren Rose you need the other integration method in that list that has service manager in the name. The one in your screenshot is for a generic new project. Alex

Hi @Darren Rose, thanks for your post. I shall pass this on to our development and product teams. Alex