nextcloud / nextcloud/deck

Add "assigned users" to CSV export

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Description

Feature Description
Currently, when exporting a board to .csv, the assigned users of a card are not included in the report. Comments and linked documents are also not included in the report.

Expected Behavior
The CSV export should include a dedicated column listing the assigend users of this card. If possible the comments and links/file names of linked documents should be included as well.

Proposed Solution
Add an assigned_users column to the CSV export, if possible also a column showing the comments and linked documents for the cards.

Additional Context
Adding assigned users to the .csv export allows for example a project manager to create a more useful report showing the expected work load of team members.

System Information
Nextcloud Deck: 1.15.4
Nextcloud: 31.0.8

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Research direction

Start at the Deck CSV export entry point and trace how card assignees are represented in the exported rows. Define the assigned_users column and confirm its format against cards with one or more assignees; treat comments and linked documents as separate scope to clarify before implementation. Verify the resulting CSV with representative cards.

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Assessment

Tech stack
javascript
Domain
data
Issue type
Feature
Difficulty
3/5
Estimated time
1-2 days
Activity status
Stale
Clarity
Mostly clear
Newbie friendliness
35/100

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