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Thanks for the awesome comment and details. > show me issues assigned to me or nobody, that are not resolved or closed, ordered by priority Right now, GitLab

Thanks for the awesome comment and details. > show me issues assigned to me or nobody, that are not resolved or closed, ordered by priority Right now, GitLab orders by priority out of the box on the board. You can filter for yourself or assigned to nobody. Not both, but we're working on improving the filters (including the option to do "NOT X OR Y". [0] > We used a "new" label instead, but the board doesn't know that "new" is the backlog and that that label should be removed when the issue moves out of the former. Just create a list with the 'new' label and you should be good, right? We're thinking about having different types of lists in Boards, such as 'Milestone boards' and 'Status boards'. Something like that could solve some of your requests as well. [0]: https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab-ce/issues/21993 https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab-ce/issues/21993

StavrosK 10y ago
> Just create a list with the 'new' label and you should be good, right? Yes, but then you have a "backlog" and a "new" list, which are no different, and yet distinct :/ > Not both, but we're working on improving the filters (including the option to do "NOT X OR Y". [0] That's fantastic, logical operators would be a great feature. > We're thinking about having different types of lists in Boards, such as 'Milestone boards' and 'Status boards'. Something like that could solve some of your requests as well. I think that, if you have powerful filtering functionality, then everything could just be a filter. E.g. a board would be a list of filters with two actions or an associated label (i.e. "show me all issues that are X AND Y (OR NOT Z)", and assign label B when an issue is added here and unassign it when removed). Issue lists could similarly just be a filter view ("show me the issues with assignee=me or assignee=none and status=new or not status=closed"), etc.

StavrosK 10y ago

> Just create a list with the 'new' label and you should be good, right? Yes, but then you have a "backlog" and a "new" list, which are no different, and yet distinct :/ > Not both, but we're working on improving the filters (including the option to do "NOT X OR Y". [0] That's fantastic, logical operators would be a great feature. > We're thinking about having different types of lists in Boards, such as 'Milestone boards' and 'Status boards'. Something like that could solve some of your requests as well. I think that, if you have powerful filtering functionality, then everything could just be a filter. E.g. a board would be a list of filters with two actions or an associated label (i.e. "show me all issues that are X AND Y (OR NOT Z)", and assign label B when an issue is added here and unassign it when removed). Issue lists could similarly just be a filter view ("show me the issues with assignee=me or assignee=none and status=new or not status=closed"), etc.