Make a task wait on another
Add dependencies so a task shows as blocked until the work before it is finished.
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A dependency says one task can't really start until another is finished, such as plastering before painting. Dependencies are included with Premium and Professional.
Add a dependency#
- Open the task that has to wait, and go to the Dependencies tab.
- Select Add a dependency.
- Search for the task that has to be finished first, and choose it.
The task now lists it under Depends on. The other task lists this one under Blocks.
What a dependency does#
- On the board, a waiting task is greyed out with a Blocked by label naming the first unfinished task. Select the label to open that task.
- You can still complete a waiting task. RenovU asks Complete anyway? and names what isn't finished.
- Reopening a task that unfinished tasks depend on asks before it goes ahead.
- The Needs attention filter on the board, and the dashboard, list blocked tasks.
Remove a dependency#
On the Dependencies tab, select the × beside the task under Depends on.
Rules#
- Only top-level tasks can have dependencies, not subtasks.
- Both tasks must be in the same project.
- RenovU won't let you make a loop, where each task waits on the next. It names the loop so you can see where it is.
- Adding and removing dependencies needs the Edit tasks permission.
On Free, existing dependencies stay and keep working, but you can't add new ones. See Pricing.
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