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#29 mis-scheduled tasks

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2012-09-14
2007-11-05
Iván Lloro
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See attached test cases for bug related to mis-scheduled tasks and the expected behaviour.

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  • Iván Lloro

    Iván Lloro - 2007-11-05

    3 bug cases.

     
  • Iván Lloro

    Iván Lloro - 2007-11-06

    Chart of test case bug.py

     
  • Iván Lloro

    Iván Lloro - 2007-11-06

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  • Iván Lloro

    Iván Lloro - 2007-11-06

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  • Iván Lloro

    Iván Lloro - 2007-11-06

    Chart of test case bug2.py

     
  • Iván Lloro

    Iván Lloro - 2007-11-06

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  • Iván Lloro

    Iván Lloro - 2007-11-06

    Chart of test case bug3.py

     
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    Iván Lloro - 2007-11-06

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  • Michael Reithinger

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    bug2.py is not a bug: you have to define an extra calendar for the parent task.
    The rest is fixed

     
  • Iván Lloro

    Iván Lloro - 2008-02-18

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    I am reopening this bug report. I believe the bugs here described are closely related to this bug thread and not really new ones.

    The original case examples where only 2 chained tasks where scheduled are corrected and working as expected in the last faces version (0.11.7). Nevertheless, the fix seems to fail when there are more than 2 chained tasks. Tasks are scheduled to last more than in reality if using the SMART algorithm (see attached bug6).

    Besides, it seems resource use conflicts are not correctly solved in these corner cases (see bug4 [using SMART] and bug5 [using STRICT]).
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  • Iván Lloro

    Iván Lloro - 2008-02-18

    Chart of test case bug4.py

     
  • Iván Lloro

    Iván Lloro - 2008-02-18

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  • Iván Lloro

    Iván Lloro - 2008-02-18

    Bug4 test case

     
  • Iván Lloro

    Iván Lloro - 2008-02-18

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  • Iván Lloro

    Iván Lloro - 2008-02-18

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  • Iván Lloro

    Iván Lloro - 2008-02-18

    Bug5 test case

     
  • Iván Lloro

    Iván Lloro - 2008-02-18

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  • Iván Lloro

    Iván Lloro - 2008-02-18

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    Iván Lloro - 2008-02-18

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  • Iván Lloro

    Iván Lloro - 2008-02-18

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  • Iván Lloro

    Iván Lloro - 2008-02-18

    Bug6 test case

     
  • Iván Lloro

    Iván Lloro - 2008-02-18

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    The original case examples where only 2 chained tasks where scheduled >are corrected and working as expected in the last faces version >(0.11.7). Nevertheless, the fix seems to fail when there are more >than 2 chained tasks. Tasks are scheduled to last more than in >reality if using the SMART algorithm (see attached bug6).

    Editing my own bug report as the actual bug is not what described there. What can be seen at bug6.py is that a task scheduled to be done on just one weekend is really scheduled by faces to take 2 weekends when a "monday to friday" task overflows to next week. In the example bug6.py this is forced by scheduling a 6-day task.

     

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