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Filter by "Title" -> contains "Market". Only the child "Market" will be visible in the parent "Research" task.
Edit "Market" and set it percentComplete to 100%.
Current behavior
The parent's percent complete is also set to 100%. This is incorrect, since the other children of parent are not removed from the dataSource, they are just visually filtered. The problem becomes more evident, if the filter is cleared. Then the parent keeps its 100% value, even though it contains child tasks with percentComplete less than 100%.
Expected/desired behavior
The parent task percent complete should be consistent to the behavior without filtering applied. Using the same example, this means: on updating "Market" to 100%, Research should change its percentComplete to 49%, taking into account all of its children percentComplete values.
Environment
Kendo UI version: 2020.3.1021
jQuery version: x.y
Browser: [all]
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A similar behavior is observed with regard to end dates.
If we filter by "Title" -> contains "Market", the parent's end date remains 6/7/2014, because of the "Functional and Technical Specification" task's end date (expected). However, if we edit "Market" and set its end date to 6/5/2014, the parent's end date also changes to 6/5/2014 (unexpected). If we then clear the filter we will have a parent that ends on 6/5/2014 and a child that ends on 6/7/2014 (unexpected).
Bug report
Reproduction of the problem
Reproducible in the Columns demo: https://demos.telerik.com/kendo-ui/gantt/columns
Current behavior
The parent's percent complete is also set to 100%. This is incorrect, since the other children of parent are not removed from the dataSource, they are just visually filtered. The problem becomes more evident, if the filter is cleared. Then the parent keeps its 100% value, even though it contains child tasks with percentComplete less than 100%.
Expected/desired behavior
The parent task percent complete should be consistent to the behavior without filtering applied. Using the same example, this means: on updating "Market" to 100%, Research should change its percentComplete to 49%, taking into account all of its children percentComplete values.
Environment
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: