Currently, the only way to add a Fabric item to a specific task in a task flow is to open the task flow, select the paper clip and then navigate to the item and select it. For workspaces with extensive folder structures, this is extra steps when you add a new item.
I don't want that method of adding items to go away, but I would like to be able to select which task this item belongs to in the item's settings as well, maybe another tab right under the tags settings. Then right after creating a new pipeline, when I open the settings to set tags and stuff, I can also set the task for that item right away.
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