Remap Parent Task Dates based on Subtasks
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Zeb
From Josef:
Remapping subtasks from parent task due date is great. But we also need it the othe way: whenever a subtask is delayed and rescheduled then the parent task due date should be updated according to new due dates for subtasks.
Ideally the parent task due date could be auto-updated to max(due date for all subtasks) or due date for the last subtask in a chain of dependencies.
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Katrien Kimpe
Hey, I think this feature is essential to be able to do project scheduling, hoping that it will soon appear!
Sol Schvartzman
Voting for this option to get priority. Thanks
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Tim Facemyer
Any updates on when this may go live? We have 200 active projects with over 5,000 tasks/subtasks and this workflow is critical. Thanks!
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Searchie
If there was a way to see the original due date, like a milestone, would be handy. This way you can always see the original deadline. Otherwise you just keep rescheduling the subtasks. There should be a option for a fixed due date maybe, so you get an popup warning that with changing the subtasks due date you are not within the parent tasks due date.
Helen Gamage
I think have it turned on automatically but be able to turn off per list level
Krishna Teja P
I would vote for list level functionality as it gives more granular control
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Tudor Rusmanica
I think it should be default behaviour on all tasks so space level is fine. But, maybe, disable as needed on a list level.
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Laura McGill
Space level would be fine for us, although granularity is also always appreciated.
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Henrik Hjort
I would prefer it as a setting that can be set at lidt level. And it should enable on task that does not have a set due date.
Maybe it should be run as an automaton? that can be easily activated like “auto assign”. That way the user can enable it at all levels with all the exceptions they might need and the average user can just enable it as they want.
Bhavin Patel
It should be on space, folder setting-based and list levels. Should be setting based and let the user decide how and where they want to apply it.,
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