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Unable to reproduce with latest github development. |
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Still present in my test environment with latest git pull ec32990012af0e208ab67a32c6d48d0c36448946
Method to reproduce.
1. Create a task and set a dependency on a previous task within the task creation window. Tick start date based on dependency. Save/ close.
2. Re-edit task directly, move the dependent task from the window by highlighting and clicking "<". Save/ close.
Look at the task info - dependency is still showing in the task details ie dependency not deleted.
3. Working method. Go to Project Designer, select the task and choose Remove dependencies option and update. Dependency is now gone from Task detail. |
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Works as expected on FF on Ubuntu, but you are correct.. it doesn't work in either Safari or Chrome on OSX. I'm not sure if it's webkit or something else at this point. |
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(0002875)
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opto
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2013-03-31 08:00
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there may be another flavour of this bug:
it doesn't work in FF either on the 2013-3-31 version if a singlr dependency is removed.
In this case, $hdependencies is empty string in do task aed.php.
The code in do_task_aed explicitly does NOT deal with this condition.
if (isset($hdependencies) && '' != $hdependencies) {
// there are dependencies set! |
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