I have the following Roll Up summary task:
1 - Storage Server
1.1 - PREP Phase
1.1.1 - Pre Checks
1.1.2 - Backup
1.1.3 - Shutdown
1.2 - MOVE Phase
1.2.1 - Physical Move
1.3 - POST Phase
1.3.1 - Power Up
1.3.2 - Post Checks
I would like to have the name of the main summary task Storage Server to appear on my Gantt Chart, to the left of the rollup bar and the resource name on the right of the rollup bar.
So far I managed to get the names of all subtaks 1.x and 1.x.x to appear on my chart but I cannot make it work for the main summary task.
Can someone help?
This is what I am trying to achieve:
Roll Up Task Names
Thank you
Nantia
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https://github.com/ImRCruz/ImRCruz.github.io/blob/main/AR-test-13.html
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What i've tried so far:
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and the uVision 5 IDE on Windows 10 in order to use the CAN bus.
I've configured my CubeMX project for the STM32-F446RE Nucleo board.
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The rest of the pins are on default for the STM32-F446RE Nucleo board.
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....
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Generic:
ARM::CMISS-Driver version 2.3.0 and 2.2.0,
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Device Specific info:
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Keil::STM32NuceloBSP version 1.6.0.
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There is also an example project that shows you how it is done. Compare it with yours.
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Please go over the IBM Worklight Getting Started materials to familiarize yourself with the Worklight platform.