Translated with AI from the Russian original.

The update aims to improve the functionality and efficiency of working with tasks and projects in Yozhka.

The Lukomorye IT ecosystem, backed by Rostelecom, has released an update to the Yozhka task scheduler 2.0.0. The update introduces project spaces — a new functional block that simplifies the management of multiple projects and teams.

Project spaces combine related projects, participants, and settings into a single environment, providing centralized management and transparency. All existing projects are automatically migrated to the new spaces.

The update expands administration capabilities: space owners can centrally manage participants, roles, and access rights, reducing the administrative burden.

Improvements have been made to task management: task transfer and copying have been simplified, the tag mechanism has been improved, and end-to-end task numbering has been introduced. A shared attachment storage, the "All Tasks" section, and space event notifications enhance collaboration and communication within the team. In addition, version 2.0.0 fixes bugs, improves stability, and refines the interface for more comfortable daily work.

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