Projects: Planning & Gantt — Assessment

Rethink the ordering; a loop (direct or transitive) makes "what finishes first" unanswerable Report a bug — dependencies should always be allowed Delete one of the tasks to force the link Add the dependency in the reverse direction to bypass the check

Task A, because a slip on a zero-slack task moves the whole finish date Whichever has the earlier start date Neither — lateness never matters on a Gantt chart Task B, because it has more room

It blocks the timeline from rendering It does not plot — the timeline reflects the schedule you entered It plots as a full-width bar It plots at today's date by default

Automatically extends every due date by a week Snapshots current start/due dates so later variance (ahead/behind days) can be shown Locks all tasks so dates can no longer change Deletes the current schedule and starts over

Computed from forward/backward passes over the dependency graph — the zero-slack tasks The tasks assigned to the project owner The tasks with the most comments Manually flagged by the project owner