This release adds item numbers to the Gantt table, makes drag-and-drop re-parenting on the Map easier to aim, and cleans up several small display issues customers spotted.
The Gantt (Roadmap) view's left-hand list now shows each item's number, styled just like the rows on the Map: a small card icon in the item's color and status, then the item number, then the title. That makes it easy to match a bar to the exact item you mean.
A new Show Item Numbers switch in the filter bar's Options panel turns the numbers on or off. It's on by default, and your choice is remembered as part of a saved view β so each stored view keeps whichever setting you gave it.
π Learn more: Navigating the Gantt table
On the Map, dragging a row onto a collapsed parent "spring-loads" it β the parent opens so you can drill in and drop into one of its children. That drill-in now works when you drag a top-level workstream (the left-most column), not just items further down.
It only springs open when you're hovering to move into a row, so ordinary reordering stays calm, and the hover you need to hold is now shorter and no longer cancelled by tiny cursor movements.
π Learn more: Using the Map
A handful of small visual issues are cleaned up:
The "recently opened items" list no longer risks a browser storage-quota error on refresh. It now records an item only when you actually open it, keeps the most recent 40, and stores just what's needed to draw each row.
A couple more color touch-ups so the app follows your selected theme:
2026-07-19
A support-workflow release: repository names in the GitHub tab, one-step linked-item creation, smarter Service Desk priority and email attachments, clearer sign-in errors, and a collection of reliability and responsive-layout improvements.
2026-07-24
Disabling Service Desk now clearly takes your customer support portal offline and says so, more of the portal's access and branding foundation lands ahead of the in-portal request experience, and a round of behind-the-scenes reliability hardening.