We need the ability to report on dependencies for Features as they relate to Initiatives- however, in the Dependency Report, you can't categorize by Initiative (you can only add a data point written next to the Feature names - which is confusing & not visually appealing for presentations/reporting).
In a list view though, you can view Initiatives > Features > Record Links but there is no way to filter on the type of relationship- as you would in the Dependency Report. Unsure why filtering on this data point is available in one report & not the other.
You can now include key details about dependent work items — like the status, assignee, and due date — in reports and custom roadmaps to help keep your plans on track.
This update includes the ability to filter by record link relationship type:
We want to be able to filter by whether or not there are dependencies and so have a report that only shows records with dependencies. A simple 'is blank' vs 'is not blank' would do as a start.
At the moment, it's not even possible to sort by record links to push blanks to the bottom of the report.
I would need to be able to filter Features (User Stories) according to which business Model they are linked to. This is so that I can relate them to certain business cases.
My team would also need:
1. Filter/calculate on “contains link type: xxx” e.g. contains link type: ‘Is a dependency of”
Calculation would return True if any of the record links was of type/direction “is a dependency of”
2. Filter/calculate on “is blank” i.e. There are no Record Links
Yes it would be great to filter by relationship type (ex. to see all records with blocked links). Another view that would be helpful is to filter & see records + only Product X linked to it (i.e. filter by the record itself | ex: all Features with a Risk ticket linked)
My team has the same need - we’d like to use such a list report, filtered by initiatives/master features/features that are linked to other records, to enable a more focused prioritization conversation across products. We’re only interested in discussing those items that are impacted by or that impact other products.