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Right now when you select a time tracking project to enter time against, when you go into the Work Item drop down it still shows all items. This doesn't seem to make much sense from a UX perspective, as I would expect to only see the work items from that project/workspace.
Hey @JamiesonRoberts - by the current design there is no real relationship between a project and a workspace. You can limit the selectable projects within a workspace, however the project selection on time tracking is not bound to anything but project (not workspace) permissions at this time.
@stefan-ernst which is fair, however from a purely UX perspective, thats not really how its visually interpreted. Generally when you have a hierarchy setup (which is implied with workspace/projects when you tie them together), it feels odd to then not have the tasks filtered. Also for larger or older boards, it's going to make it a lot harder to find the correct task since there may be multiple across multiple work spaces that are the same name or idea. No?
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stefan-ernst commentedon Oct 13, 2026
Hey @JamiesonRoberts - by the current design there is no real relationship between a project and a workspace. You can limit the selectable projects within a workspace, however the project selection on time tracking is not bound to anything but project (not workspace) permissions at this time.
JamiesonRoberts commentedon Oct 13, 2026
@stefan-ernst which is fair, however from a purely UX perspective, thats not really how its visually interpreted. Generally when you have a hierarchy setup (which is implied with workspace/projects when you tie them together), it feels odd to then not have the tasks filtered. Also for larger or older boards, it's going to make it a lot harder to find the correct task since there may be multiple across multiple work spaces that are the same name or idea. No?