Guide

Plan a release on the Gantt.

Plan a release on the Gantt: sequence work with dependencies, set a baseline, and watch the critical path so your ship date stays honest as things move.

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1Lay out the phases

Open the Gantt and drag your tasks onto the timeline. Group them by phase — build, QA, rollout — and put a milestone diamond on the moments that matter: feature freeze, go-live.

The Gantt view with dependencies and a critical path.

2Wire the dependencies

Link tasks so the plan knows what blocks what. When something moves, everything downstream moves with it — no more manually shuffling forty bars on a Friday.

3Set a baseline

Freeze today's plan as the baseline. From then on the Gantt shows planned vs actual, so slippage is visible the day it happens rather than the week before launch.

4Watch the critical path

The critical path highlights the chain of tasks that actually sets your end date. Anything on it slipping means the release slips — focus standups there and let the rest breathe.

Due-date filters help. On any view, filter to overdue or due-this-week to see exactly where the timeline is under pressure.

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