Feature request: Gantt chart task with multiple dependencies
See original GitHub issueThere are cases in a project when multiple tasks has to be ready (apple and banana) in order to start with a given task (cherry).
gantt
apple :a, 2017-07-20, 1w
banana :crit, b, 2017-07-23, 1d
cherry :active, c, after b, after a, 1d
It would be intuitive if I could just express these dependencies by adding multiple after
properties to the task.
Is there a way I can workaround this missing feature at the moment? If either start time or duration changes on apple and banana, I need to remember to update cherry to depend on the one with the latest end time.
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The change is going to be published soon. Stay tuned.
totally, drawing a line from the end of task to the beginning of a dependent task when the start of the dependent task doesn’t line up (because it has other dependencies) would also be useful. This is particularly important when the dependent task is in a different section (different parallel project). Having a line from the end of the task in Proj1 to the beginning of the task in Proj2 when there’s a gap, would be illustrative. (dotted, whatever)