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@its-me-abhishek i have implemented the task dependency logic in here....pls look into this once and suggest if any changes are needed |
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This looks somewhat fine, although I disagree with showing latest 50 tasks inside that panel. |
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@its-me-abhishek now i have added the search support for selecting the task dep. and also added the tests |



Description
This PR implements task dependency support.
Users can select dependent tasks using a dropdown while creating or editing a task.
A task cannot be completed unless all its dependencies are completed, and tasks that have pending dependents cannot be completed.
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npx prettier --write .(for formatting)gofmt -w .(for Go backend)npm test(for JS/TS testing)Additional Notes