BoardLaneBy

enum.NET 6 / 8 / 10.NET Framework 4.8Binarymission.WPF.Controls.ProjectManagement

What the task board splits its rows – its lanes – by: nothing, the assignee, the category, or the phase (top-level summary task) each piece of work belongs to.

public enum BoardLaneBy

Remarks

A lane is a value of a task field, as a column is a value of ProjectTask.Status, so dropping a card in another lane sets that field. Tasks with no value share a lane of their own, placed last.

Members at a glance

Members
`Assignee`	One lane per `ProjectTask.Assignee`, in the order the assignees first appear, with unassigned work last. Dropping a card in a lane assigns the task to that person.
`Category`	One lane per `ProjectTask.Category`, in the order the categories first appear, with uncategorised work last. Dropping a card in a lane sets the task's category.
`None`	One lane: the board is just columns.
`Parent`	One lane per top-level summary task – a phase of the plan – in plan order, with work outside any phase last. Dropping a card in a lane makes the task a direct subtask of that phase, by setting its `ProjectTask.ParentId`.

Members

Assignee

One lane per ProjectTask.Assignee, in the order the assignees first appear, with unassigned work last. Dropping a card in a lane assigns the task to that person.

None

One lane: the board is just columns.

Parent

One lane per top-level summary task – a phase of the plan – in plan order, with work outside any phase last. Dropping a card in a lane makes the task a direct subtask of that phase, by setting its ProjectTask.ParentId.