Lindsey Phillips: Thanks for the share. To keep us on track, can you give 1 example of a 'parent' and a 'child' real-life action where you'd want the child to recur?

John Furneaux: John Furneaux: Hi John, I am also DESPERATELY needing this feature. I know you asked Lindsey but since she hasn't answered yet, I will give an example case of my own. :) We are working on archiving some materials from an online account that will be disappearing in X number of days. I have a parent task, “Archive all [account] content before account is deactivated” which is set with both a start and end date so I can see its span on the Gantt chart (I have things set up so parent task dates can be set independently as opposed to inheriting its dates from child tasks). I have determined a daily quota of items I need to archive in order to complete everything in time, so inside the parent task, I have a child task “Archive [X pieces of content] today” that I would LIKE to recur every day, ending on the account deactivation date. However, because of the current limitation in Hive I cannot do this. So I end up moving that task outside of its parent task so I can have it recur, however with the way I use Hive it really SHOULD be a child of its former parent. (I can’t really use Hive’s phases feature since it isn’t possible to directly assign dates to phases—so I am using parent tasks to represent phases of projects instead). I know this answer was long-winded. Please let me know if any of this needs clarification. I REALLY need this feature. Thank you.

Holly Bobula: Thanks so much for taking the time Holly. Give me 3 weeks and I should be able to share good news. 🙏🎉

John Furneaux: Awesome!!! Super excited, thank you! 👏🏻