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Create baseline planned and actual date? #304

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nbao opened this issue Dec 31, 2022 · 7 comments
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Create baseline planned and actual date? #304

nbao opened this issue Dec 31, 2022 · 7 comments
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nbao commented Dec 31, 2022

Hi,
How can i create base line to compare planned and actual date? I wanna show 2 lines planned timeline below actual date

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Good feature, will add.

@safwansamsudeen safwansamsudeen added the enhancement Adds a feature or improvement label Apr 14, 2024
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It turns out this already exists - set show_expected_progress to true.

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nbao commented Apr 28, 2024

Do you have an example, please?

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Download the demo and add the option, you will see.

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parthi2929 commented Feb 14, 2025

@nbao I badly needed this feature, so tried to implement one. I forked, because it may not be as polished and well tested for this repo to create a PR, but if you are interested to try, you can check out here. It is quick hack sorts of thing for my needs, so may break here and there.

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@parthi2929 did the show_expected_progress not work for you?

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@safwansamsudeen theoretically, show_expected_progress's purpose is different from why we need baseline.. we want to see, the initial planned timelines vs what actually we ended up, thus 2 bars representing them in single row would have been ideal.. not just, if actual task exceeded estimated time. Also I think show_expected_progress logic assumes linear progression (if 10 days planned, then 20% should be over in 2 days), which also may not be representative of how the task is progressing.. so we do not need that measure.. nevertheless I gave it a try , and its awaiting resolution in #512

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