Thanks again for your help, it has made a big difference. Luckily I saved the project before trying to alter this task but it seems to be another separate bug on the "Undo" function. Drag the chain icon/line to the task 'Test Operation'. In the Gantt chart, left-click-hold on the task 'Install Device', a chain icon will appear with a line attached to it. However, now at almost every attempt I'm given the 'This link is invalid as it. You can create a dependency in ProjectLibre in at least two ways: Go to Tasks> click the Gantt chart button. pod file and attempt to continue creating dependencies. However, the affected task then moved to the right but stayed at the bottom of the page so that it is now in a different group in the hierarchy. I created a new project in OpenProj, entered a list of tasks, added durations to them, and drag-and-drop some dependency links. When I was still unable to add a successor for it, I used the "Undo" function to restore the indenting. The task I outdented went to the bottom of the project as usual. However, in one case outdenting hasn't solved the problem, although perhpas there is a real circular ref that I haven't noticed yet. I managed to restore the ones that worked by cut-and-paste to where they should be in the hierarchy. However, there is a side effect, outdenting a task causes it to fall to the bottom of the list. A number of other lesser problems were also fixed that way. I was able to outdent a key task and add a link which now means the hardware development isn't complete before the contract is awarded. You can create a dependency in ProjectLibre in at least two ways: Go to Tasks> click the Gantt chart button. Help? Is there anything I can do to help further diagnose (and hopefully solve) this problem? In this case though, it looks like the software, version 1.4 (the latest for Windows, from the October. But that would be assuming there actually *were* a circle. I'm particularly annoyed that the error prevents the creation of the link, rather than allowing it and then marking the tasks so that you might, for example, break the circle elsewhere in the chain.
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What am I missing? How could this software fail so badly on a trivial case like this? Does anybody actually manage any real projects with this software, or are we all just evaluating with toy examples? So I can see exactly what predecessors and successors there are. I know the successors to each task exactly because I added that column to the table view. Yet I get the 'circular' warning and am prevented from creating the link. That other task has exactly one successor, and the successor task has no successors. Even in cases where that is manifestly untrue.įor example, I have a task with no successors which I'm attempting to link to another task. However, now at almost every attempt I'm given the 'This link is invalid as it would create a circular dependency relationship with other tasks'. I created a new project in OpenProj, entered a list of tasks, added durations to them, and drag-and-drop some dependency links.
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