The system stops a task from being marked done until its subtasks and dependencies are finished.
It branches. Exactly one path is taken; runs once per one per subtask or dependency.
Pattern: Exclusive Choice (4) · Multiple Instances with a priori Design-Time Knowledge (13)
You mark a project task as done, only to find out later that a subtask or a dependent piece of work was never finished. Catching these gaps manually means someone has to remember to check every related task before closing anything out. Small oversights like this can quietly derail a project timeline.
A project or operations team managing tasks with subtasks and dependencies.
A task can't be marked done until every subtask and dependency underneath it is actually finished, keeping your project status honest.
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