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Request/Issue planned completion date tied to connected project - similar to the project/task statusNew

Description - Would like the request/issue planned completion date tied to the connected project so when the planned completion date of the project is changed it also reflects on the corresponding request. Currently, the status does this. For instance, you cannot mark the request/issue complete. It auto closes once the project does.   Why is this feature important to you - Reduces the amount of manual work for people who receive requests/issues. Also, it makes the overdue reminder notification more relevant.   How would you like the feature to work - When the project's planned completion date is changed, the corresponding request/issue's planned completion date auto updates.   Current Behaviour -  We have the reminder notification turned on to send if a task/issue is overdue more than 5 days. Because the request/issue has a default 2 day planned completion date and can't be closed until the project is closed, those requests/issues are showing on the notification as overdue. Technically they are overdue because the planned completion has passed, but not really because the request/issue has been worked and converted to a project. Right now, the only solution is once the request/issue appears on the overdue notification, then find the project and its planned completion date, then go back and change the request/issue to match. This is time consuming and could be solved if this was automated.  

Ensure proper 301 redirects on documentation links when things are movedNew

Note: this isn't limited to Analytics, but Adobe's Documentation Infrastructure as a whole.   Description - While this may be hard to go back in time to achieve, I have seen a number of complaints and felt the pain myself... Either bookmarking something I would use frequently, like the Raw Data Column Reference (which has been moved about 4 times), or finding old links in Experience League...    Many of the old posts still offer a wealth of information; but they are lessened by the fact that half the reference links are broken.   Why is this feature important to you -   We all rely on documentation, and being able to find that documentation quickly and easily is of utmost importance. Adobe being such a long running company, it's understandable that the documentation would move from place to place... what is not understandable is why basic functionality like using 301 redirects to keep all the varied in-links functional was skipped.       How would you like the feature to work -   When moving documents, ensure that proper 301 redirects are in place to make sure users end up in the correct location. Review all your 404 pages and make sure that old documentation links have 301 directs created for them to try and fix all the lost value that exists in the Experience League and other resources aimed at supporting the Adobe Community as a whole.       Current Behaviour -   So much history has been lost over the years due to document migrations that didn't include proper 301 redirects...