Hello,
In GitLab, labels have the option of being scoped by using :: between the key and the value.
key::value
The functionality is such that these labels can be used on Kanban boards to control the tasks or steps that must occur to finish that document (example) and what I would like to know is whether there is a way to do this type of thing in DT3 or if it’s an idea worth regarding/implementing?
I would like to track some of my documents through a lifecycle (priority, time, location), while not changing their structure (group). So I was wondering how I could accomplish this. GitLab offers Epics and Milestones, and Iterations for time tracking, but they also have the labels.
For the tags (labels) in DT3, let me give a simple, hypothetical, example…
Having a scoped label would allow me to set a factory location
L::BMK1
L::SGN1
L::HBD1
and priorities
P::1
P::2
P::3
The scoping would allow the tags to act as folders in cases where only one is a valid choice. For example, the product cannot be in two different factories at the same time and it cannot have two different priorities at the same time.
I would expect DT3 to automatically remove the P::2 tag when the P::1 tag is added to the document. Very simple, but it guarantees that only one tag is used at a time.
Do we have any way of handling this inside DT3?
Any thoughts of offering a Kanban Style view horizontally while keeping the hierarchical container structure vertical and then offering filters for the other tags/search tools as we have today for the entire view?
