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Is there a way to show on a Greenhopper Task Board the name of the assignee on the card.

Arnold Schoenfeld

When we look at the task board it would be good if we could see the assignee's names attached to the stories and the tasks. Can I configure to do so?

Accepted answers

sclowes

Hi Arnold,

The picture on the right is the avatar of the assignee, nice and visual.

Cheers,
Shaun

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John Garcia

Have you considered setting your Swimlanes to be By Assignee?

sclowes

Hi Arnold,

The picture on the right is the avatar of the assignee, nice and visual.

Cheers,
Shaun

Renjith Pillai

Yeah, isn't that better than the name

Arnold Schoenfeld

Thanks for your help

Robin Degen

Shaun,

I find that answer really disappointing. The question of Arnold (and also mine) is to show the name, not a picture of the person in question. I gather from your answer that it's not possible to do so. It seems to be Atlassian's policy to answer missing feature questions with alternatives that have been implemented (and are dodgy at best), or simply "this is out of scope".

InvidFlower

It'd be nice as an option.

Something I saw on another product that I liked was that if someone didn't have a picture set, it'd default to showing their initials. So if the person was named Oh Dae-su and haven't set their picture, it'd show OD in a box the same size. I think that'd be much more useful as the default than a generic head outline (you could even generate it as a picture when a user joins to make it more consistent with the current code).

Andrew Cohen

Would love to see the user's initials used for their default avatar!!!! How can we request this feature?

Mark Kreider

The assignee initials would be very helpful.

unknown

+1. The name makes sense as not everybody has a avatar pic and usually you just work with names when assigning/communicating.