[VUE 3] Problem whe import in MS project, tasks disappear

[victor palma]

We have a problem when try to import XML generated in bryntum, on MS Project.

Then gantt Tree (in bryntum) has five 1-level subtasks and many n-level subtasks.
But when import on MS Project i see two 1-level subtasks. when check the imported gantt, i see some 1-level tasks has not import and its subtasks are associated with the predecessor task.

[arcady]

Please provide a runnable test case so we could reproduce and investigate the issue.

[victor palma]

The eventData are attached

[arcady]

Ok the bug is reproduced. Here is a ticket to track the problem status: https://github.com/bryntum/support/issues/3821
Thank you for the report!

[victor palma]

We have the same result with gantt 4.3.3 or higher.
Although all the tasks are expanded, it does not recognize some when importing into project.

[arcady]

Please provide a test case or more details allowing us to reproduce the issue.

[victor palma]

The problem is that when the Gantt is imported into Project, parent tasks and child tasks disappear.

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As seen in the example, from Bryntum I have a task tree as follows:

Resumen

1. INSTALACIONES
   1. SANITARIO
   2. DRENES
   3. RED DE GAS
   4. ....
2. SALA de BOMBAS
   1. Equipos de elevación agua potable
   2. Equipos de elevación sentinas

But when importing, it remains like this, disappearing all the daughters of SANITARIOS leaving only as daughter SALA de BOMBAS

Resumen

1. INSTALACIONES
   1. SANITARIO
   2. SALA de BOMBAS
      Equipos de elevación agua potable
      Equipos de elevación sentinas

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How do you see the tasks and subtasks have disappeared.

As seen the tasks and subtasks have disappeared.

We need this working as soon as possible as this functionality was one of the reasons we hired Bryntum

[arcady]

Reproduced. Here is a ticket for the bug: https://github.com/bryntum/support/issues/3900
We'll try to address it as soon as possible.
Thank you for the feedback!