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Dependency Tracking - date not change #27

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fatabek opened this issue Aug 5, 2018 · 10 comments
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Dependency Tracking - date not change #27

fatabek opened this issue Aug 5, 2018 · 10 comments

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@fatabek
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fatabek commented Aug 5, 2018

When we are update subtask new date (for example 1 week after) the main task start date automatically chaning. But if we will update subtask old date (for example change date 2 weeks ago) the main task date not chaning.

How we can fix this ?

Can you help us ?

Thanks.

@ajdonnison
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You can't automatically move the end date before the start date, which is what I think you are suggesting. It would not make a lot of sense. Can you perhaps provide some screen shots?

@fatabek
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fatabek commented Nov 5, 2018

First of all my english not good, sorry for this.
I want to explain
Case 1 we create 3 task
case 1-1
Case 2 we change subtask "00-01-02" start date
case 1-2a
But "00-01" and "00-01-01" tasks start date not change
case 1-2b

@ajdonnison
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Can you provide a screenshot of the Dependencies tab for the parent and child tasks?

@fatabek
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fatabek commented Nov 5, 2018

As you see the screenshots In this task structure we can't make any Dependencies in parent and child tasks.
task 00-01 dependencies screen
task 00-01-01 dependencies screen
task 00-01-02 dependencies screen

@ajdonnison
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You haven't set any dependencies so it won't change anything. In the Dependencies tab you will see to the left the list of tasks you can depend upon and on the right the list that are dependencies. You can move items from one window to the other by clicking on the name and using the two buttons < and > at the bottom of the screen. You can also click on the sSet task start date based on dependency.

@fatabek
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fatabek commented Nov 5, 2018

Ok I know this solution, but for this solution : we most see in 00-01-01 in the dependencies page tasks 00-01-02. But we don't see therfore we can't add.

@fatabek
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fatabek commented Nov 5, 2018

Sorry my english, Ok I know this solution, but for this solution : we must see in 00-01-02 in the dependencies page left side of tasks 00-01-01. But we don't see therfore we can't add.

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fatabek commented Nov 5, 2018

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@ajdonnison
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First, you need to turn on dependency tracking - otherwise nothing happens. Then you probably are looking to set the parent task to "Dynamic Task", then it will change based upon its children - dependencies are setting up a relation outside of parent/child.

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fatabek commented Nov 22, 2018

Thanks a lot. It's solved.

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