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Dependency style

Curt Holley

I've just noticed the Dependency style option in "view settings" (FYI - am trialing the new header style...in case that matters) But changing it to Lines from Badges doesn't seem to make any difference to the view. I was hoping this would evoke lines between the dependent issues on the Timeline. If not, what is it supposed to do?

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Sara Hekmat

Hi Curt,

The dependency lines will be visible if the dependent issue is also in the plan. For instance, if you have a dependency on an external issue or an issue that is filtered or it is in another group (in case your plan is grouped by something) then instead of a line, a link icon is shown.

For more information about the new feature, take a look at our docs.

Regards,

Sara

Curt Holley

Thanks @Sara Hekmat makes sense. This is awesome to have!!!

Seth Chatterley

Hi @Sara Hekmat in my current advanced roadmap, I have checked that the dependencies are: 1) in the plan, and 2) has no specific external fitler and I'm still seeing it as a badge and not a line. Any idea what could be going on here?

Seth Chatterley

Could 'another' group be defined as an issue in another board or that has another component?

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