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Can Jira advanced roadmaps automatically re-schedule a plan if a task with dependencies is delayed?
Or is there another way to see the consequence of a delay in the project?
Hello @Nita Volder Hansen ,
Yes, using the Auto-schedule function should update the schedule to reflect the current status, and if you have a open issue that is has gone beyond the initial scheduled time that also has a dependency when you reschedule, the issues should calculate the dependent issue after the issue it is dependent on. You can use the auto-schedule to generate a preview for the suggested schedule update to see the behavior, and then decide whether or not you'll accept the auto-scheduled changes before committing.
Check out the Scheduling work documentation for more details.
Regards,
Earl
I have a similar issue in which I need to push dates out depending on the scheduling... however when I test this out and push a dependent task to start before predecessor task completed date, auto-schedule function doesn't actually push the date back accordingly.
Do you know why that is? it's a JIRA Cloud instance Advanced Roadmaps with Kanban team.
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Hello @Andrew K & @Steven Dodd ,
We have been looking into this one for a bit and found that the the auto scheduler is not moving around stories without story points or time estimates regardless of the dependency value, could you please have a look at the plan, and check to see if the issues not being scheduled on the dependency are missing story points.
Regards,
Earl
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The issues in the plan do not all have story points. In fact some of the issues in the plan are dependencies and other initiatives that don't have story points ever.
The auto scheduler does move these forward in the plan regardless of if story points are set or if they have estimates.
Sorry I have an open support case for this which I thought I was responding to..
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Same issue here. Is there any workaround? Not being able to reschedule a plan makes the whole feature useless.
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