Variations for representing task dependencies When the due date is moved in a card, for each card linked from an item in checklist "Sub-tasks", move the due date by the same amount of time For example, if the start date of a task is delayed by a week, you can move the dates of all the sub-tasks by the same amount of time:
This can be either a due date or a date in a custom field.
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When the date for a task moves, you might need to update the dates of all sub-tasks. When an item is added to checklist "Pre-requisites" by anyone, find a card titled "." When an item is added to checklist "Sub-tasks" by anyone, convert the item into a linked card Instead of manually creating dependency links, you can automatically create them with two Automation Rules: Note: This section shows examples for managing task dependencies with automations. Automating task dependencies with Automation Let's see it in action on a Trello board on this video. In the attachments of the dependency card, add a link back to the dependent card. In a checklist on the dependent card, add a link to the dependency card. If you have two cards- a dependent and a dependency-do the following: If the card depends on the linked card, add a link back to the former card in the attachments. In a dependency checklist, link each item to a card on which the task depends. If your task has both pre-requisites and sub-tasks, separate them into two checklists. Store the task's dependencies as items in a checklist on the card. If you need to represent task dependencies in Trello, we recommend using the following system: When the dependencies for a task are completed, the task can be automatically moved to a new state. The tasks are linked so it's easy to jump to a dependency and back. So does anyone know if/how I can accomplish this?ĮDIT: FTR I did try to use Markdown as suggested in this answer, but unless I just failed to do it correctly, it didn't work.Trello doesn't have a built-in task dependency management, but you can use such elements as checklists and link attachments to represent and manage task dependencies. This allows you to develop the system in which:Įach task has a list of its dependencies. I know that I could simply copy and paste URLs into a card, but then A) I have to copy and paste them into the browser again (rather than simply clicking on them) to get to the article, and B) I cannot display the title of the article as the text, I'm limited to simply using the entire URL for the title of a card, which seems really cumbersome and counter-intuitive to the advantages of the Trello user interface. For example, in my productivity list I have a category for things I want to read on performance-oriented CSS, and below the heading is a list of links to articles I've come across.
The trouble I'm having right now though is finding a good way to use a card to link to external resources as I have been accustomed to doing in Google Docs. I'm in the process of migrating my productivity list from a Google Doc to Trello because I really like the workflow concept that Trello enables users to use.
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