#ProjectServer2013 Timeline issue

New project created

PWA Schedule timeline Phases shown in timeline

Project Published

SPSite Timeline seen to be a match for PWA schedule Timeline

Task #3 – Managing and controlling is deleted (with all its subtasks)

Initial view of PWA Schedule timeline is incorrect (I will forgive this one)

Publish plan and switch between PDPs and eventually the timeline displays correctly

Note the three remaining PHASE tasks

Now switch to the SPSite Timeline….

Notice the new task on the timeline now (making 4)

I have also seen other events where tasks are deleted from the plan, but yet remain in the Project Site Task List (and timeline) so are therefore orphaned, although I haven’t yet managed to repro this particular event

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