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Originally Posted by Ken Case
With most of my projects listed under "No Context" (since they don't need one), it's hard to review the list to find individual actions which are missing a context.
Current workaround: Since projects are not considered available until all their children are complete, you can hide most projects from that list by only showing Available actions.
Disadvantages: This doesn't help you find unavailable actions which are missing a context. And projects without actions will still be in the list.
Possible solution: Add a view option which hides and shows projects and can be saved as part of the perspective.
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Since you made projects/groups visually distinct in context view, I have no problems with them showing in "No Context".
I think the user should decide this through the choice made in the Inspector "Mark complete when completing the last item". If that box is ticked, group/project header is not actionable anyway and should not appear in context view at all. There shouldn't be any need for extra view options.
You might simply add a little text snippet under the "Mark complete (...)", both in Preferences and Inspector: "If you tick this box, your group and project header(s) will not appear in context view