Restrict resource count in effort-based scheduling

[Felix Schlitter]

Hey,

I am just getting started with TaskJuggler and I am wondering if there is a way to limit the number of allocated resources for effort based tasks.

I am looking at using TaskJuggler for a software project and often it does not make sense to split a single task across multiple developers, even if the task itself can take a day or two.

Is there a way to configure TaskJuggler to only allocate a single resource per task, even if effort based?

Thank you,

Felix

[Michael Schmeißer]

Hey Felix,

Yes, there is indeed: Use the persistent attribute with the allocate statement.

Best regards,

Michael

[Felix Schlitter]

Thank you, the persistent keyword in combination with the alternative keyword did the trick.

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