> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.output.industries/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.output.industries/technical-onboarding/release-notes/2026/week-15-or-2026.md).

# Week 15 | 2026

#### Featured Improvement: Drag & Drop on Gantt Chart

* **Drag to move** — grab a schedule and slide it left or right to change when it starts
* **Resize** — drag the start or end edge of a schedule to adjust its duration
* **Edit restrictions** — running schedules have their start time locked; completed schedules cannot be edited
* **Colour legend** — a legend above the chart shows what each bar colour means
* **Order type badges** — each production schedule shows its type (FQ, FE, FQE, C) and start/end mode (ASE, AS, AE, M)
* **Hover for details** — in the schedule detail header, hover over start or end times to see all times. Hover over order type or start/end mode badges to see their full descriptions
* **Continuous schedules** — now extend to the right edge of the visible time range

**Note** - Exact behaviour varies by schedule type. For full details see [here](/scheduling/gantt.md)

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