Deleting a Task Now Clears It From Sprints Instantly
Deleting a task now removes it from the Sprints tab immediately, and each row there now has its own delete button.
Summary
Deleting a task from its detail view now removes it from the Sprints tab right away, instead of leaving a stale row behind until you reload the page. Each row on the Sprints tab also now has its own delete button.
What You Gain
Previously, deleting a task while its detail view was open wouldn't tell the Sprints tab anything had changed — the task's row would linger there, looking very much alive, until you refreshed the page. That could easily leave you second-guessing whether the delete actually went through.
Now the Sprints tab updates the moment a task is deleted, whether that task lived inside a sprint or in Unscheduled. On top of that, you no longer need to open the full task detail just to delete something from the Sprints tab — a delete button sits right on each row, with the same "type delete me" confirmation used anywhere deletion matters.
How It Works
- Instant removal. Deleting a task clears its row from the Sprints tab immediately, no reload needed.
- Delete button on every row. Each task row on the Sprints tab now has its own delete action next to Edit.
- Same safety check. Deleting from here uses the same confirmation as deleting anywhere else, so it's never accidental.
Where to Find It
Live now on the Sprints tab for everyone, with nothing to turn on.
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