Referencing Attachments

Referencing to attachments in the task just got super easy.

Have you ever found yourself in a situation where you have a task with a bunch of attachments that are usually named “dog_running_screen3_final_final_v4_final.jpg” and you have to comment on some of them?

And you would probably write down something like “I like the first one, need this changed in the third one. The fourth one is the best.” referencing the attached files.

And then the person reading your comments would be like “wait, what was the fourth one?” and scroll through the task to identify the attachment you’re referring to.

At this point, chances for misunderstandings went through the roof. Not to mention a headache this causes on both sides.

We’ve decided to put a stop to this bad user experience and came up with attachment mentioning.

Next time you upload an attachment to your task, you’ll notice @ button appears next to it. Click on it, and the name and a link to your file will be inserted in the input field of a task.

So for example, if you have 10 attachments and you want to say which one is your favorite, just click on the @ next to that attachment and the name and the link will be automatically inserted in the body of a task.

People reading your comment wouldn’t have to think about what attachment are you referring to, they’ll have a file linked in the comment and ready to be viewed.

On the other hand, if someone wants to reply and reference an attachment, they can either open the file and click on the Insert in comment button…

… or they can click directly the little @ button placed on the attachment’s thumbnail.

We hope you like this feature and find it useful.