Briefly describe (1-2 sentences) the Bug you’re experiencing:
this is yet another example of the task auto-populating thanks to the recurring date, and then the sub-tasks dates don’t update, so you think it’s the old subtask, it gets marked complete, which isn’t correct. can you help me out with explaining or finding a workaround? I am running out of ways to ensure this Asana bug/quirk doesn’t continue to affect workflow.
I’m leaving the [completed] Q2 Agenda task here for context so you know what I’m talking about, but I created a new subtask for Q3 (not proper procedure but just so we can figure this out).
Subtasks date are not correlated to the parent task date, even if it is recurring. So this is actually a normal behavior. One possible solution is the fact that Asana is rolling out templates with dates based on the project creation date, but in your case you want a task, not a whole project…
As @Bastien_Siebman mentioned, subtasks do not inherit the due date from their parent tasks, for this reason this is working as intended. I also recommend you to have a look at the new feature to schedule project dates from a custom template. Let me know if you have any questions!
