When a task in the middle of a dependency chain is deleted or moved to a "Cancelled" status, its predecessor and successor should be automatically linked together. Example: Task A → blocks → Task B → blocks → Task C If Task B is deleted or cancelled, ClickUp should automatically create a dependency: Task A → blocks → Task C, and reschedule Task C's dates accordingly (respecting durations and the Reschedule Dependencies ClickApp). Why this matters: In large projects with 300+ tasks and long dependency chains (like OEM product development), it's common to cancel activities that are no longer needed mid-project. Today, cancelling or deleting a task breaks the entire chain silently, leaving downstream tasks with stale dates and no blocking relationship. The project manager has to manually find and recreate every broken link, which is error-prone and time-consuming. Proposed behavior: On task deletion: reconnect predecessor(s) to successor(s) automatically. On status change to a "Cancelled" or "Done" type: optionally reconnect and reschedule (could be a toggle in the Reschedule Dependencies ClickApp settings). This would bring ClickUp closer to how tools like MS Project and Primavera handle critical path management.