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Finish to Finish dependencies

Aaron Gage

Is there a means of representing a "Finish-to-Finish" dependency in AR? Right now all I seem to see is the "Blocks" dependency which seems to be aligned with a "Finish-to-Start" perspective and doesn't provide great insight into parallel efforts that we typically need to track.

Am I just missing something? or is this not currently a supported concept?

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Ravi Sagar _Sparxsys_

Hi @Aaron Gage

If you go to AR advanced configuration you can set he dependency based on the Jira issue links where you can select other link type but irrespective of the name of the link (blocks or depends on or whatever) AR will schedule dependent tasks after the end date and I don't think you can use AR dependencies to represent FF tasks. May be to represent them on the plan you can set them same release or have them under one group.

Ravi

Ravi Sagar _Sparxsys_

And there is a way to configure dependency at the plan level. If you want to have them scheduled one after another or concurrent. This is not issue specify though.

I hope it helps.

Aaron Gage

@Ravi Sagar _Sparxsys_ Thanks, that probably gets me one step closer, will have to talk to our admin about configuring it that way. Would still love to have some more control over the dependency options as we largely use them to highlight at risk dependencies vice any sort of automated scheduling. This just means, seeing a "red circle" doesn't necessarily mean there is an issue to address.

Thanks for the feedback!

razzi

Ravi, how to bring the AR ( advanced roadmaps ) to my site.

I looked under new apps, I don't find it.

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