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The issue is fixed by now. Yet it's worth mentioning that your demo application wouldn't notice assignment records appearance even with that fixed version. The reason is root level records are collapsed by default. I'd recommend adding a tree column to the view to have better understanding whether a...

Closed the ticket since it's trivial to reach both the view and its store:

new ResourceUtilization({
    getBarText(datum) {
        // view is ResourceUtilization instance
        const view = this.owner;
        // view.store is corresponding ResourceUtilizationStore instance
        view.store
For example, we have 3 tasks ("task-1", "task-2", "task-3"), the user deletes task "task-1" which causes 3 changes, 2 to update orderedParentIndex of "task-2" and "task-3", and third change to remove "task-1". All three requests ...

Hello,
Yes it looks like a bug. Here is a ticket: https://github.com/bryntum/support/issues/8435
Thank you for the report!
Best regards,
Arcady

Hello,
This exception is normally caused by a cycle in the data.
Could you please provide us with a test case so we could investigate it?
Or at least the dataset toy are loading. Sometimes it's enough to reproduce the exception.
Best regards,
Arcady

Hello, Unfortunately we don't have any feedback regarding multi-project systems implementation. As Tasnim told you can build just project models const project1 = new ProjectModel(); const project2 = new ProjectModel(); // etc Off the top of my head if you face browser freezes I would investigate web...

Please provide a runnable test case with your data and we'll take a look what happens.

Hello, Here is an example of a schedule that runs every day (Mon-Fri) at 08:00 and starts after 2025-03-12 const rule1 = later.parse.recur().onWeekday().on('08:00:00').time() .after(12).dayOfMonth() .after(3).month() .after(2025).year() All methods in the above schedule are documented here Best rega...

Hello,

Please provide the expression you want to construct?

Best regards,
Arcady

P.S. And if text parser doesn't work for you please keep in mind you can use recur parser:

later.parse.recur().on(13).hour().every(1).dayOfYear().startingOn(59)

You can put its result to recurrentStartDate/recurrentEndDate fields Should work as well.