resources#

Resource load and leveling. The types in this folder cover three areas:

• Overallocation - ResourceOverallocation lists, per resource, the windows where booked load exceeds capacity. It appears in ScheduleResult.Overallocations when the project has assignments. After Project.Level, each remaining window carries a reason.
• Load profiles - Project.LoadProfile takes LoadProfileOptions and returns a LoadProfile with per-bucket load and capacity for each resource. A ProfileQuery sets the range, resources, bucket size and ProfileTasks detail. It converts implicitly to LoadProfileOptions, and PreviewOptions.Profile takes one too.
• Leveling - Project.Level takes LevelingOptions and returns a LevelingResult: the leveled ScheduleResult and a round count. Project.Evaluate and Project.SuggestAssignments also accept LevelingOptions through their Level option.

All of these are sealed classes or enums in the Plen namespace. For how load is booked and how the leveler moves tasks, see Resource load and Leveling resources.

• LevelingOptionsOptions for Project.Level - scope, bucket size, selection order, slack limit, clearing, splits and step size
• LevelingResultThe schedule a leveling run accepted, plus the number of rounds that proposed a correction
• LoadProfilePer-bucket load and capacity of resources, returned by Project.LoadProfile and Preview with a profile query
• LoadProfileOptionsOptions for Project.LoadProfile - the profile query plus an optional baseline check
• ProfileQueryThe date range, resources, bucket size and task lists a load profile covers
• ProfileTasksSelects which load-profile buckets list the tasks booked in them
• ResourceOverallocationThe overallocated windows of one resource, reported in a schedule result