I created a rule that is supposed to run when a task in a certain section is marked as complete. The rule tells it to create a new task.
I first tested a while ago and it worked, but I changed some timing requirements (the tasks that are being marked complete are being marked complete automatically based on another rule) and this was my first test of it working with the new specifications, and it didn’t run.
Yes! I tested that this morning - I created a new task and manually marked it complete, and the second rule ran and created the task I had built in that rule.
@Lainey_Schmidt - super odd, not sure what is going on. Do you have any other rules running besides the one that completes these tasks and then this one to create another task? Only thing I can think of is some weird collision that happens after your first rule runs to complete the task (e.g., the task gets moved to another section or something so it fails to trigger the second rule’s section condition).
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The only other rule I have running is one that adds all tasks (when created) to an additional project (attached screenshot). I would imagine that if this was the issue, it wouldn’t work even on my manual tasks, because it applies to everything.
New recurrences that are added after completing a recurring task unfortunately don’t trigger rules as you would expect; triggering rules only happens with non-recurring tasks; no workaround.
Hopefully Support can help. I notice it looks like you’re using the classic Rules builder. Not sure it would help but you could consider re-writing the rules in the new rules builder??
Wow, that seems like a huge inconvenience to not be able to set rules based on recurring tasks. I hope Support has some option for how to make this work.
I only have one rule (the one not related about adding tasks to an additional project) in the classic rules builder. The ones that are related to this issue were made in the new rules builder.