makeplane / makeplane/plane

[bug]: Issue Card Category State Switching Bug

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Since Mar 18, 2026.

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Description

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Current behavior

Bug Description

In the Work Item view, when a user creates multiple Issue cards, their default category is set to "Backlog".

If the user changes an Issue card from the "Backlog" category to another category, such as "Todo" or "Cancelled", the page does not immediately regroup the items based on the new tags.

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To see the updated categorization, the user must first switch to the "Board Layout" view and then switch back to the default view. Only then does the interface correctly display the new classification:

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Reproducibility

100% reproducible. The bug will trigger consistently as long as the described steps are followed.

Steps to reproduce

Reproduction Steps

  1. Launch Plane and open your personal Workspace.
  2. Select a Project within the Workspace.
  3. Create multiple Issues in the Project.
  4. Manually change the label/state of each Issue. Notice that the interface does not update immediately, indicating the bug has occurred.
  5. Switch to the "Board Layout" view, and then switch back to the original view.
  6. Observe that the interface is now correctly grouped by the updated labels.
Environment

Production

Browser

Google Chrome

Variant

Cloud

Version

v0.13.2

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