Why use task dependencies
Dependencies help you model real-world workflows. For example:- Task A must finish before Task B can start.
- Task C is blocked until Task D is reviewed.
How to add dependencies
Select Dependencies
Hover over Dependencies to reveal a submenu with the three link types:
Blocking, Blocked by, and Related to.
Choose a link type
Click the type that describes the relationship between this task and the one
you want to link.
Search for the task to link
A search modal opens. Type any part of the task title to find it. Only
parent tasks are shown, subtasks are not available as dependency targets.
Link types
| Type | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Blocked by | This task cannot proceed until the linked task is done. |
| Blocking | This task is holding up the linked task. |
| Related to | The two tasks are connected but don’t have a blocking relationship. |
Dependencies are stored per workspace and are visible to everyone who can
access the task.