In the timeline view, dependent task due dates do not adjust when the due date of the task they are dependent on is adjusted.

[Stephen_Li]

@Brian_Hahn and @Courtney_Hicks - not sure if your issues are directly tied to this, but Asana did just release some enhancements to dependencies (allow auto-shifting in most/all? views, only shift downstream dependencies when using “maintain buffer”). One of the knock-on effects is that if you are using “maintain buffer”, you can’t adjust a whole chain by moving the end date/other downstream tasks; you have to adjust the earliest task you want moved. See the release notes (gated for ambassadors) and an existing feedback request about these effects:

Option to shift upstream dependencies

With the recent update to dependency auto-shifting, with maintain buffer selected, you can only auto-shift dates downstream from a task. For example, if you have a chain A → B → C, if you shift the date of either B or C, you won’t impact the date for A. There are some workflows (e.g., deadline-bound processes where the most important date is the final one in the chain) where you’d need to have the entire chain (including upstream tasks) auto-shift to understand current impacts of future schedul…