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Deleting and Undoing

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Feature Spec Reference

Module 2.3, Module 2.12

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Deleting Tasks

To delete a task:

1. Select the task (click the row)
2. Press Delete or right-click → Delete Task
3. A confirmation dialog appears

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Confirmation Dialog

The dialog shows:

• Task name being deleted
• Number of dependent tasks (if any)
• Option to Delete or Cancel

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Cascade Behavior

• Deleting a task with dependencies: The dependencies are removed; child tasks are re-parented (promoted)
• Deleting a summary task: Child tasks remain but are unindented (promoted to parent level)
• Deleting a non-critical task with float: No impact on project finish date

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Delete Confirmation

Delete task dialog with confirmation and cascade details.

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Undo and Redo

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Keyboard Shortcuts

• Ctrl+Z — Undo last action
• Ctrl+Y — Redo last undone action

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Undo Stack

• GlidePath maintains a history of recent actions (default limit: 50 actions)
• You can undo/redo multiple times
• History clears on project close/reload (if not auto-saved)

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What Can Be Undone

✓ Create task
✓ Delete task
✓ Edit task field
✓ Move task (drag/indent)
✓ Add dependency
✓ Delete dependency

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What Cannot Be Undone

✗ Save to server (permanent)
✗ Import (bulk action)
✗ Export (read-only)