We’ve added two follow-up actions, one to Alfresco and one to Alfresco › Design.
Open design, and check the building elements section. What do you see there? Only the building elements of design, and the building elements of those building elements, depending on your maximum depth filter. This page is all about design, and shows you a sub-map underneath design, not the whole deliverables map of the project. This helps you focus on one part of the project.
The same applies to the follow-up actions: We only want to see the items that relate to the current deliverable. What are those? The items directly assigned to the deliverable are certainly related. Any item assigned to one of the building elements of the current deliverable impacts it as well. On the other hand, items assigned to the ancestors of the current item impact it too.
That’s why the follow-ups section gives you all those items; items with direct impact, as well as items with indirect impact.
Guess which follow-up items you’d see in Alfresco, implementation, new server, and for the whole project, and then check those pages to see if you were right.
Did you notice that the indirect items listed in the follow-ups section have a path similar to the breadcrumb? It’s there to give you context, and help you navigate.