Sorry for the late reply...

> This can be solved for you by creating a small custom module that will
> modify the predecessors and successors fields to relay the restriction
> currently in place. Looks trivial enough.

Yes, this is what I did, I was just wondering what everyone else
thought about it :)

> I think the issue is because the project_plan uses the concept of
> milestone and Emma did not split the project in milestone but in "kind
> of work".

Yes, the idea behind splittind the project into "kind of works" is to
be able to use Tryton from scratch on a new project.
I thought of using the (sub)project description field as an analytical
repository for both developpers and client. Developpers can check what
is exactly expected and I'm planning on a custom report that could be
printed and signed by the client based on the tryton project.

Maybe the "project" in this particular scenario is actually a
milestone...

> Perhaps we miss an other concept which allow to group project task in an
> other tree structure for business vision etc. A little bit like the idea
> of consolidation in accounting.

Yes, I guess this would be a good idea, maybe a module called
project_business or project_analytics which would allow to group works
of a parent project into different categories/groups ?

Emma

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