Hello everyone,
I’m Darshan Hiranandani, working within Jira’s Timeline view and managing several tasks under an Epic, which are in turn part of an Initiative. Occasionally, some tasks get delayed, and I would like the dependent tasks to automatically shift to the right to reflect the delay. Unfortunately, I haven’t been able to set this up to happen automatically.
How can I make Jira Timeline behave more like a traditional Gantt chart where dependent tasks automatically shift based on delays in predecessors? I’d appreciate any suggestions!"
Regards
Darshan Hiranandani
Here is an article @Trudy Claspill wrote on this scenario. Please read the entire article and all of the comments to learn the potential risks of using this approach to update the issues.
Kind regards,
Bill
Great question - you can achieve this through automation rules! You'll use the trigger being a field value updated, then you'll find the issues that are "blocked by" this issue and adjust their start & end dates accordingly.
Note: You'll need the rule to have scope for all projects you wish this to interact with.
Note: I'll assume that the field that will drive this is the "due date", so when the due date is modified on an issue, it'll update the dependent ones.
This rule will update the start & due dates of the blocked issues (dependent issues) by the same difference of the original due date and the new due date.
E.g. if Issue 123 has it's due date extended by 5 days, the start & due date of dependent Issue 987 will be increased by 5 days.
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