Task dependencies
under review
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Rafał
Task dependencies are dependencies between tasks that determine in which order and how they must be executed. This means that one task can have a dependency on another, which means that it cannot start until another task has been completed. Such dependencies are crucial in project management, as they help to establish the schedule and sequence of work.
There are different types of dependencies between tasks:
Finish-to-Start (FS) - task B cannot start until task A is complete (the most common dependency).
Start-to-Start (SS) - task B cannot start until task A has started.
Finish-to-Finish (FF) - task B cannot finish until task A is complete.
Start-to-Finish (SF) - task B cannot finish until task
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Jonathan
This request should be a core feature of any form of task management system, particularly one that automates the assignment of tasks to schedules. I rarely have important single tasks. My work requires me to complete projects, in the GTD sense of the word, with multiple tasks that must be completed in a specific order. For example, when writing a paper, I must complete the following generic tasks in this specific order: research, outline, draft, review and update, send to editing, review, update, and submit the final draft. Unless I've missed something, Morgen AI cannot do this without seriously gaming the system. Even then, it might not work. Adding task dependencies would deal with this major use case. Please work on this functionality ASAP.
Or, if there is a workaround that I haven't seen, please let me know and/or add it to the user guide. Thanks!
Danny Hatcher
Merged in a post:
Relate tasks and events
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David Langer
Make tasks and events relational so that a task on the cal may be related to another cal task or event. Eventually, have a dynamic graphic of related items, similar to Obsidian.
Danny Hatcher
This relates to event dependencies - https://morgen.canny.io/feature-requests/p/make-events-dependend-on-each-other-connect-them
Danny Hatcher
under review
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Justin
If the task dependency conveys over or is informed by the integrated system. For example, Obsidian tasks can be nested. A default Finish-to-Start would be helpful. Selecting in preference which type to use is a good long-term choice.
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Rafał
We may just at thw begging finish to start (first scenario)