Please, please add an undo or project history system for tasks and dates/durations. Setting up a project timeline is finicky enough as it is, change one constraint you often have to redo your entire timeline from scratch. The ability to undo a change or even revert to a previous version of a project...

I would love it if project versioning or undo functionality was introduced. Our teams are using Workfront to manage their design projects, and by far the biggest stumbling block has been around settings dates, hours and projected durations. Changing dates often seems to behave differently per task, ...

Would love to see this as well.  The report page seems to be one of the only pages with a slightly different search/view/filter/group interface.  

Would love this feature as well, we're having trouble with attaching templates to projects, any forms that have required fields makes the whole process tricky.  If we could just remove the form during the attachment process that would save a lot of hassle.  

Is this still not a feature?

I swear Workfront did this when we first started using it, but today we received reports from our users that they had been submitting updates/comments and never hearing back from folks.  It now seems like Workfront just wont notify anyone if they're not tagged?  Is that true?

I ran into this issue today when running a report on Completed Projects. We also reopen projects frequently, and I noticed the velocity of completed projects was declining. I did a test, reopened an already completed project, set it to planning status, added a new task, set the project to current, c...

I have the exact same issue. I'm on 6.5.13. I don't see any errors in the logs either.  Did you ever figure this one out?

This is happening to me as well.  We're on 6.5.13. I don't see any relevant errors in our logs either.  

This was something I was looking for in the Workload Balancer as well.  I believe if you find the project/request queue that the issue is logged under in the 'unassigned work' area, you can then use the workload balancer to assign those individual issues.  It's a little counter-intuitive, you would ...