[wildgunman]

Is there a built in workflow for sweeping out really old completed projects? I have a huge buildup of completed projects that I have no need to see ever again and they clutter my ability to review the newer ones I might want to go back to.

Is this just something that people do manually during their review?

[pvonk]

You can mark it as completed or even delete it altogether. What do your mean by "sweeping"?

[josefeen]

I guess you mean a sort of 'purge' command?

I don't think that feature exists, but as a perpetual hoarder, what I've done is set up an 'Archive' folder (at the bottom of the projects list), then as projects are finished I mark them as completed and move them into this folder.

However, if you're really happy that you won't need to see a project again, you can still delete it, although it looks like you have to do this manually each time. Your other alternative is to use the project filter - 'Remaining' will show all active, pending and on hold projects (hiding completed), and 'Active' will exclude the latter two categories from that list.

Cheers, Jo

[wildgunman]

It's more of an aged archiving issue. It just seems that the ocean of completed projects I have clutters up my ability to handle the recently completed projects I want to see.

I suppose I can always filter or group them when I want to go back to the recent completes. Maybe, it's just something in my brain aesthetic that yells at me when I haven't stuck old stuff into a separate archive file. Oh well, I guess I'll survive somehow... :) Thanks for the help.

[RickCogley]

Thanks a bunch - I was looking for this myself. I'll just use the filter.