Hi,
When you are assigned on A and B, and B is dependent on A, then completing A does not notify you of the dependency gone for B. Even though the documentation says so.
My guess: the rule does not apply when you are the one completing the task. But it does not make much sense for me…
Hi @Bastien_Siebman and thank you for flagging this!
Your guess is correct. The reason why you are not receiving a notification when Task A has been completed is because notifications will only be sent for actions or changes performed by others. You don’t receive a notification for an action you have performed yourself.
With that said, I do understand your confusion so I’m going to file a task for our Guide Team to add a Tip on this article to avoid confusion.
I hope it makes sense Bastien but please let me know if you have any follow-up question or comment. Have a nice day!
Can we start a product feedback thread for this? (Or should I make one?) I’d love to use dependencies among my own tasks to indicate when my own work is ready to move forward, to keep myself on track.
Alternatively, I need to remember everything else that was on my plate that was dependent on me achieving something…
