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Subtasks
Break a task down, at any depth.
Any task can have subtasks, and a subtask can have its own, as deep as you need.
Adding oneLink to this section
Open the task in the issue panel, type a title into "Add a subtask" and press Enter. The box empties, ready for the next one. A new subtask goes into the same area as its parent.
Each subtask in the panel shows whether it's done. Click one to open it in the same panel. From there, the line above the title takes you back to the parent.
In listsLink to this section
Lists show subtasks nested under their parent, at every depth, with a progress bar on each parent for the tasks at the bottom of its tree. When a list has nested rows, Expand all and Collapse all above it open or fold every level at once.
If you'd rather start with every task folded, switch off "Show subtasks under their tasks" in Settings. It's synced to your other devices.
In flat lists, such as My work, a search or Unsorted, a subtask listed without its parent says "in" and the parent's name after its title, so you know what it belongs to.
Moving a subtaskLink to this section
Drag a row and drop it on another issue to put it under that one. Its own subtasks come with it, and it takes the new parent's area. See Drag and drop.
When a parent is deletedLink to this section
Deleting a task asks first. Its subtasks are kept and move to Unsorted.
Closing a task with open subtasksLink to this section
When you set a task to a closed status, like Done, and some of its subtasks are still open, Suru Me asks whether to close them too. Say yes and every open subtask under it, at any depth, gets the same status. Say no and they stay as they are. It asks wherever you change the status: the issue panel, the right-click menu, a board column or the bulk bar.
How subtasks count towards progressLink to this section
Progress counts the tasks with no subtasks of their own, at any depth, so a task with subtasks counts through them. Closing a task counts everything under it as done. See Progress.