A compact popover showing the stage's start, end and computed duration, four status buttons, and a crew selector. It warns when the edited dates fall outside the project's own span, and a 'Full Details' button hands off to the stage modal.
Also called: click a bar to edit · change stage dates · reassign a stage
- 1Start is rolled to the next working day and duration is treated as working days on save
- 2Saving updates only this stage's dates (independent of the other stages), writes the status through updateTaskStatus, and upserts the planned dates into crew_stage_logs
- 3Warnings appear when the stage would start before the project starts or end after it ends
- 4Materials stages offer suppliers as well as crews in the assignment dropdown
Most schedule changes are one stage moving by a couple of days, and making that require opening a full project window put friction on the single most common action on the board — so small corrections got deferred and the schedule drifted out of date. Editing happens in place on the bar. It warns when an edit pushes a stage outside the job's own span, because that is exactly the seed of a schedule that later reads as nonsense.
- Everyday stage edits buried behind a full modal
- Silent creation of out-of-span stages
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