Drag a bar; undo and redo

Drag a bar's end and the ghost shows the new finish, the successors follow on release; drag the whole bar later and it is pinned with a Start on or after constraint; Edit ▸ Undo one edit at a time, and Redo.

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Bars can be dragged, and most mistakes can be taken back. Here is the drag, the pin it leaves, and Undo and Redo.

Drag the end of a bar. A ghost shows the new finish; let go, and what follows moves. Drag the whole bar later, and it stays where you drop it. The Constraint column says why.

A note at the foot spells it out: pinned, start on or after the day you chose. Edit, Undo takes back one edit at a time: first the pin, then the longer bar.

Redo puts them back in order. Make a new edit instead, and Redo has nothing left.

That was dragging and undoing. Next in the Guide: milestones, which take no time at all, and the other types.

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