The Dependency Graph View visualizes the prerequisite structure of a Task or Test hierarchy as a layered diagram. It lays out the nested hierarchy in a single pass and routes dependency links between the objects that carry them, making the order of work or verification immediately visible.Parent Tasks and Tests are rendered as group boxes that contain their children. Leaf objects are rendered as cards, and prerequisite links are drawn as routed edges between the leaf cards they connect. When viewing a Test hierarchy, each Test card also displays its category verdict badge, so you can review verification sequencing and outcomes at the same time.
Group boxes: Parent Tasks or Tests that contain child objects. The box encloses the entire subtree beneath the parent.Leaf cards: Individual Tasks or Tests that have no children. Prerequisite edges attach to these cards.Dependency edges: Routed lines connecting leaf cards, representing prerequisite relationships between leaves. Only leaves carry prerequisite chains; parent prerequisites are relocated onto their entry leaves.Verdict badges: On a Test hierarchy, each Test card shows its resolved category verdict.
Sequencing: Trace prerequisite chains to understand the order in which work or verification must occur.Bottleneck analysis: Identify entry points and objects that many downstream items depend on.Verification review: For Test hierarchies, review dependency order and verdicts together to assess verification progress.
