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Hello, 1) Yes, unfortunately there's no good way to expose the fields declared with static fields notation to TS automatically. We would recommend to use the TS declare statement in the class definition: class Person extends Model { static fields = [ { name : 'age', persist : false }, ]; declare age...

Also, iirc, your application loads several Bryntum bundles on the page - please try loading only 1 Gantt bundle and see if that fixes the issue?

@burnit Hello. I'm working on this issue currently. Just curious - do you know how one can disable the transpilation/minification process in react? Its very inconvenient to debug the modified sources.

Persisted data is the data you are loading (assuming it comes from some persistent data storage, like database). In this case, the persisted data is different from the data with scheduling logic applied - thus the visual "jump" happens.

Hello,

What exactly is not clear?

Hello, please provide access to your system again and the detailed steps how to reproduce the problem.

Sorry, its very hard to answer anything useful w/o being able to reproduce the problem. Very probably its something in your webserver setup, to which we obviously don't have access. Try googling for the similar errors perhaps.

Hello,

The fix was merged to our repo, it will be available in the tomorrow nightly or in the 5.5.3 release. To activate the fix, you will need to enable the adjustDurationToDST option in the project like this:

new Scheduler({
    project : { adjustDurationToDST : true }
}) 

That would be the safest, our alphas passes through the same automated quality control though, so you can try it too already.

This is a breaking change, so it is in the 5.6.0 branch (already available in the 5.6.0-alpha release)