Odoo Project 14: Mark tasks as complete specifying start/end date

Question

Hi everyone,
when defining a task in Odoo Project 14, the only date that can be inserted is the deadline: in this way it's not possible to "complete" a task (i.e. setting an end_date) or to keep track of the duration of the tasks (end_date - start_date).
However, activating developer mode and searching all the fields of project.task module I can see "is_closed" and "date_end" fields, which could be very helpful in achieving what I need.
So my question is: how can I "include" in the task insert/e

Matteo Rossi · Answer

HI James,
thank you for your answer: I've never seen the menu/options of your screenshot in my Project app, maybe my installation is missing something ? Anyway I don't need to record task time, I simply want to add a start and an end date to my task in order to extract some statistics, monitor average duration and "mark" tasks as completed if the end date is before the deadline, this is why I mentioned those two fields.

James White · Answer

Hi Matteo,
If you schedule a project task, then those fields are used during the creation of the schedule.  When the task is worked on - if you use the task timer to record your time - then you can see the accumulated time spent on that task in the Project Schedule.
Not exactly what you are asking, but that is how to use the start_date and end_date.
Example here:  https://pasteboard.co/KeCtYXd.jpg [1]

[1] https://pasteboard.co/KeCtYXd.jpg

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