didit - Checklists for Jira & Confluence

When creating a new checklist template I want to add an image to describe the task better. Similar to adding a video: https://seibert.biz/diditvideo

Current Limitation: Users cannot create subheadings or add images within individual tasks of a checklist. Requested Solution: Add support for subheadings and image attachments to make checklists more dynamic and informative. This would allow for better task segmentation and more context per item.

Current Issue: Currently, we can only filter by one template at a time, which limits visibility into tasks spanning multiple topics or projects. Requested Solution: Enable filtering by multiple checklist templates simultaneously. This would enhance tracking and management of tasks spread across different projects. Additional Feature Request: Filtering by categories such as labels, Confluence spaces, or Jira projects. Although checklists exist independently, tracking them across projects could significantly improve task coordination.

Offer an automated way to migrate from Checklist for Jira (free, Pro, or Enterprise) to Didit Checklists.

At this point, the audit log points to all checklists that have ever been connected to a Jira issue. Additionally, this entry wants checklists to work concurrently on a Jira issue. Completed already: https://vote.seibert-media.net/checklists-for-atlassian/p/multiple-checklists-per-jira-issue

We'd like to highlight certain words which are super important for that item so it stands out.

Give the Template Manager the opportunity to define whether a point/question is mandatory to answer or not, Mandatory lines must be answered before a Checklist can be finished.

I would like to use checklists in such a way that the checklist does NOT need to be finished. This is what I would like to be able to configure in the options of a template. A checklist created from such a template would not display the "Finish checklist" button. Ideally, this option would also be available when creating a checklist on the fly.

I am currently utilizing Didit within our Confluence environment and have identified a potential area for enhancement that could significantly improve user interaction and efficiency. Specifically, I am interested in an advanced filtering and dashboard capability for managing checklists. Feature Description: Multi-Template Filtering: Ability for end-users to filter checklists by multiple templates simultaneously through a dropdown menu. This feature would allow users to view and manage relevant checklists more dynamically within Confluence pages. Enhanced Dashboard: Creation of a user-friendly dashboard that aggregates all checklists with real-time updates. This dashboard should be accessible to all users, providing a comprehensive view of tasks that need attention, sorted by status, project, or other custom categories. Categorization and Labeling: Enhanced filtering capabilities using labels, categories, Confluence spaces, or associated Jira projects. This would allow users to organize and navigate large volumes of checklists more efficiently. Purpose and Benefit: These features would streamline the process of managing tasks and projects by improving visibility and accessibility of checklists. It would also enhance collaboration across teams by providing a centralized platform to track the progress of shared tasks. We believe these enhancements would not only benefit our team but also add substantial value to the Didit plugin by broadening its applicability and improving user engagement.

I created an automation rule to add checklist to jira subtask. But it would be ideal to be able to get the values from jira issue fields and automatically fill in the checklist metadata, so I don't have to do it manually. For example, if I have a jira issue with a field "order number" and the checklist metadata also have a field "order number". This field would get filled in with the same order number value as there already is in jira issue.