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Can I plan with Finish to finish dependencies in Plans?

jeroen.wilmes

As we work with Kanban projects the start of an issue is not always known, where the end date is fix, coming from a waterfall planning.

Mostly teams can work in parallel to some extend.

For that I would really appreciate a way to manage dependencies on a finish to finish relation.

It is not in the standard feature of Maps and I don't want yet another add-in (than I can better mrigrate to an alternative system)

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Jack Brickey

Hi @jeroen_wilmes , I wonder if a solution whereby you have a work item, a.k.a. issue, that is actually a milestone, indicating two or more work items have completed. In this way, the work items would feed the milestone work item in a finish to start manner.

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Jack Brickey

jeroen.wilmes

Technically this could work, but practically not.

It requires additional issues and it "blurs" the dependencies as you have to create an issue "in between". I hope that Atlassian is considering to bring functionalities of Jira Plans on par with benchmark planning tools.

Jack Brickey

Indeed

Peter Norris

I agree with this response. Not having the ability to set finish-to-finish dependencies will be the single biggest issue to people adopting Jira Plans for their project planning.

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