Is it possible to display the real progress in sub-project's roadmap?
Added by Cuper Hector about 13 years ago
My project hierarchy is one TopProject with two sub-projects: SubProject1 and SubProject2.
A version named "2011-release" is created in TopProject and shared to all sub-projects.
Then SubProject1 contains one task of which % DONE is 50%; SubProject2 contains one taks of which % DONE is 100%.
The progress of TopProject is 75%, which is correct.
But in the roadmap view of SubProject1 and SubProject2, both show the same 75% progress as TopProject.
I'd rather to see 50% in SubProject1 and 100% in SubProject2.
Is it possible to do it? It sounds like a bug to me though.
Thanks
Replies (4)
RE: Is it possible to display the real progress in sub-project's roadmap? - Added by Cuper Hector about 13 years ago
Attached some screenshots of the roadmap views.
TopProject.png (24.6 KB) TopProject.png | |||
SubProject1.png (22.3 KB) SubProject1.png | |||
SubProject2.png (22.4 KB) SubProject2.png |
RE: Is it possible to display the real progress in sub-project's roadmap? - Added by Mischa The Evil about 13 years ago
Cuper Hector wrote:
The progress of TopProject is 75%, which is correct.
But in the roadmap view of SubProject1 and SubProject2, both show the same 75% progress as TopProject.
I'd rather to see 50% in SubProject1 and 100% in SubProject2.
Is it possible to do it? It sounds like a bug to me though.
This is indeed the default behaviour of Redmine as far as I can see. I've seen several Redmine issues about the progress-calculation on the roadmap and version views. See if your issue is already filed and, if not, file it yourself...
RE: Is it possible to display the real progress in sub-project's roadmap? - Added by Cuper Hector about 13 years ago
Thanks for your reply.
I've checked the source code, and found out that project is not counted in version.completed_pourcent()
I'll file an enhancement request.
RE: Is it possible to display the real progress in sub-project's roadmap? - Added by Mischa The Evil about 13 years ago
Thanks. I've added some references to this thread in its issue-notes.