It is an aggregate of all of the estimates of its subtasks (always, regardless of the second purpose), thus is dependent on the development of #122.
If a value is entered, then:
If there are no values entered as estimates for the child tasks, then this value is distributed equally amongst the children
If there are values entered as estimates for the child tasks, then the value is distributed weighted by existing values
Examples using:
Task A: 10 hours
Task B: 6 hours
Task C: 8 hours
Total: 24 hours
Example 1 - Higher value:
New value: 36 hours
New distribution:
Task A: 15 hours
Task B: 9 hours
Task C: 12 hours
Example 2 - Lower value
New value: 12 hours
New distribution:
Task A: 5 hours
Task B: 3 hours
Task C: 4 hours
Example 3 - Bottom out (1 is the minimum distribution allowed)
If ratio integrity is lost due to rounding, show a message saying that estimates have bottomed out and cannot be set lower, and that the user needs to set task estimates, individually.
Add a new field to the Projects page: Estimate.
This field has two functions:
It is an aggregate of all of the estimates of its subtasks (always, regardless of the second purpose), thus is dependent on the development of #122.
If a value is entered, then:
If there are no values entered as estimates for the child tasks, then this value is distributed equally amongst the children
If there are values entered as estimates for the child tasks, then the value is distributed weighted by existing values
Examples using:
Total: 24 hours
Example 1 - Higher value:
New value: 36 hours
New distribution:
Example 2 - Lower value
New value: 12 hours
New distribution:
Example 3 - Bottom out (1 is the minimum distribution allowed)
If ratio integrity is lost due to rounding, show a message saying that estimates have bottomed out and cannot be set lower, and that the user needs to set task estimates, individually.