Cameron Clancy Marco-Niklas Rathke: We talked about this suggestion internally and came up with the idea that we can already map subtasks in checklists via headings, so to speak: Create a headline, add individual tasks below the headline.

As soon as all tasks below this headline are checked off, the headline is also crossed out. In other words, it functions as a kind of superordinate task that is only completed once all subtasks have been checked off.

Now we are wondering if there are any other requirements for completing this request? Can you perhaps briefly give your assessment of this?

I have adjusted the title of this feature request and included the "follow-up tasks" topic as a standalone requirement. -> https://vote.seibert-media.net/checklists-for-atlassian/p/follow-ups-tasks

"Should the checklist subtasks be able to be checked on/off " <- yes

We would like to implement this feature but are unsure how to do it properly. So we would like to better understand who voted for what need.

When we talk about subtasks, do the voters mean..

If 1:

Should the checklist subtasks be able to be checked on/off or is there simply a need to provide checklist tasks with more description in the form of text and e.g. lists?

If 2:

Should Jira subtasks then be created from checklists tasks, e.g. to further delegate a task that you can not complete yourself or where further action by other persons is necessary? Or is it just necessary to link Jira (sub)tasks to a checklist task?

Yes, we'd like indented sub-tasks also (but not follow-up tasks in Jira).

Here's an example:

- ...other tasks

- Turn on the overhead stage feedback monitor

- If the Mac ProPresenter computer isn’t running:

- Turn on the mains power source

- Turn on the Mac

- Log into the Mac as user 'Live Studio'

- Start up ProPresenter on the Mac

- Turn the Sony camera power on at the mains power source

- ...other tasks

The example above with indented items is only applicable if the Mac isn't already on.

Thanks for listening.