@Derwin Roland the query: (Predecessors.Project.ObjectID = <project oid>) or (Predecessors.Project.Name != "Another Project Name") would return features with predecessors in (or not in) a specific project.
In both of the instances above, you'll need to make sure that the app or widget itself is scoped appropriately so that it can access those items outside of the current project scope. Also, the downside to this is that you still may not be able to see the predecessor/successor relationship in the list.
If you are using Custom Views, check out the Cross Team Dependencies widget which will show all predecessors and successors with dependencies related to the project in scope.
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Kristy Corkan
Rally Product
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Original Message:
Sent: Jul 08, 2025 04:55 PM
From: Derwin Roland
Subject: Dependency queries
I'm trying to configure an app on a dashboard to show me the dependencies between two delivery streams without having to click on the dependency number that opens a new window. And, I need to query on the predecessor and successor project IDs. Ultimate goal is to have a list of features from one delivery stream and show the dependent features from another delivery stream. What is the query for Predecessor Project Id?