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Hi, is there a way to avoid defining the start date of a task and make it start when the task it depends on is finished? Thanks!
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Programmatically, yes. What's the problem?
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In this situation:
const tasks = [ {name: 'task 1', start: '2023-08-28', duration: 1, id: "task1"}, {name: 'task 2', duration: 2, id: "task2", dependencies: 'task1'} ];
The result is
But my expectation is somethings like this
Hi @foscone 👋🏽,
You say you want Task 2 to start when Task 1 finishes... but your expected pic shows something different. Am I misunderstanding something?
Also, your code includes duration - I'm pretty sure that was not supported until today.
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Hi, is there a way to avoid defining the start date of a task and make it start when the task it depends on is finished?
Thanks!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: