I think it would depend on what you're planning to do within the mobile app. We've noticed it only really addresses the work assignees portion or static proof reviews, so from that standpoint I like to think of it as the mobile equivalent of Home. I think for our part, we were hoping there would be ...

I highly doubt that threads are named. For example, there's no subject field available on updates, so no way to "name" a thread.

my initial suggestion would be to look through this, and see if it would help: https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/workfront/using/manage-work/issues/convert-issues/resolving-and-resolvable-objects.html?lang=en   So in other words, in our instance, we have a set of issue statuses which sync up w...

I think as the original poster mentioned, this kind of code would allow you to group by the object that the note was placed on (e.g. updates grouped by project, task, issue or document name). Melinda then mentioned maybe using a valueexpression to group using the source object and the last character...

thanks Jon. I don't think there was any automatic formatting applied to our old posts the last time we transitioned to One either, so it's not unexpected.   However -- in the past, for the more valuable posts (such as the one I linked to), someone on the customer experience team had the ability to g...

I think you'll find some useful information in this post https://experienceleaguecommunities.adobe.com/t5/workfront-questions/report-on-tagged-updates/m-p/486430#M19088   (caution and cc to @jon_chen -- the responses are not formatted for code)

I know... that's why I'm laying out directions, so you feel like you learn something every time.  

You can use the API explorer to find it.   Just look up the Issue object, and notice that one of the fields you have access to is Queue Topic ID. This basically means you have a way to refer to all the fields associated with the queue topic ID on the issue object.   Go to the references tab, click o...

sounds like what you consider to be the "main Queue Topic" is actually the topic group? So you would maybe group by topic group name in that case?

probably the easiest way to do it would be to run an assignment report looking for any assignment where the job role ID is not blank and assigned to ID is blank; and then group by project. (There is definitely a way involving exists statements and a project report as well, but that would involve lea...