gantt.py works by cases (= time unit) and can't manage fractions of cases.
Hence on weekly/monthly scale, tasks that starts or ends during a given week/month takes all time unit on the chart. Visually, we're tempted to understand that the task is due on the entire week/month (e.g. snapshot), or that 2 tasks on the same unit without overlapping period are processed in parallel.
It would be nice to manage time unit fractions in order to avoid these misinterpretations.
gantt.py works by cases (= time unit) and can't manage fractions of cases.
Hence on weekly/monthly scale, tasks that starts or ends during a given week/month takes all time unit on the chart. Visually, we're tempted to understand that the task is due on the entire week/month (e.g. snapshot), or that 2 tasks on the same unit without overlapping period are processed in parallel.
It would be nice to manage time unit fractions in order to avoid these misinterpretations.