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QUESTION
I am using jquery and bootstrap to create a kanban board.
I am adding a new column when clicking Add News Column I get a new row. However, when clicking X only the first row is deleted.
ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-04 at 08:00You can remove all ids and use class instead . Then , whenever your button is clicked you can use $(".swimlanes__column:first").clone() to clone first div inside your section . Also , as these elements are dynamically created you need to bind your dynamically created elements with static elements i.e : $(".swimlanes").on("click", ".del", function(e) { and inside this use $(this).closest(".swimlanes__column").remove() to remove entire div.
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QUESTION
I'm learning composition API doing a simple todo app but then with multiple swim-lanes (todo, doing, done).
in useTasks.js composable I create "global" sourceTasks reactive, that later gets filled with data pulled from an API. Then it is reduced in tasks computed property, like this:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-26 at 22:16This is like a biggest blunders ever. So right, the post was really helpful as a form of talking to the rubber duck.
What I did forgot to do is use the value of the status. Since it is a ref, I had to use it as follows:
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Situation
We currently have over 20 development teams spread around the globe. We use Azure DevOps for our Epic, Feature, Story tracking over all the teams.
We have to move all the stories through different environments. And, we have to queue up our deployments in bunches (vs. just continuous deployment, etc.). We are maturing our practices to the point that we don't have to do this, but are very early in the process.
We'd like to be able to quickly see where various stories are at in their lifecycle to queue up for deployment. The move from Dev, to QA, to UAT, Staging, Production.
Possible Options
We have the following options...
- add custom field indicating environment
- use columns/swimlanes in the scrum/kanban boards to indicate the environment
- Tags
- Some combination of the above? Maybe Custom field and swimlanes?
Input / Thoughts Needed
Does anyone have any suggestions/thoughts on which approach they've found most helpful for large global teams?
We are favoring the custom field, but just thought it would be great to validate that thinking.
Thanks!
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-23 at 06:52We are favoring the custom field, but just thought it would be great to validate that thinking.
Custom fields are great! Using this method, you can quickly find the environment for a work item (just by clicking the work item) and you can use queries to get work items for specific environments.
Click Add a custom field to a work item type (Inheritance process) for detailed steps.
If you want to visually see which work item belongs to which environment in the boards, you can add the field on the card.
Click on the Settings icon in the upper right corner -> Cards/Fields/Additional fields.
Aslo, in the boards, you can use swimlanes to better differentiate between work items in different environments.
Here is an example.
We'd like to be able to quickly see where various stories are at in their lifecycle.
You can use custom states. Here is an example, and the final result is shown in the picture above.
Click Customize the workflow (Inheritance process) for detailed information.
QUESTION
I'm currently trying to create a scrum-ban board within JIRA, but I got some difficulties. I explain... First, here is what I try to achieve:
1 - I have an expedites lane, expedites are the tasks we have to handle asap (Most of the time they are not stories) 2 - The stories are on the first column, and sorted by priority 3 - Each story has a set of tasks
Currently, to build this board I, try to configure the board to have a swimlane per story. the problem is that some stories are swimlanes, some not!
I do not understand why?
Here is what I got:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-20 at 08:12In JIRA, when you select 'Stories' for swimlanes then any story that has sub-tasks will get it's own swimlane. However, stories that do not have sub-tasks or any other issue type will be shown at the bottom of the board without swimlanes.
Unfortunately it is going to be difficult to achieve what you want. Sadly JIRA only allows one type of swimlane at a time. You can use the 'Stories' swimlane approach or you can have your expedited swimlane, but you can't have both.
The best that you can achieve would be to use 'Stories' for the swimlane and manually make sure that the expedited stories are moved to the top of the board.
QUESTION
I am trying to plot a gannt chart using plotly. The important thing is that horizontal swimlanes can have multiple bars separated in time.
I found an example of this using calendar dates (YYYY-MM-DD), and am trying to transition using times (HH:MM:SS). But when I use timestamps, everything just gets clumped together, no gaps.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-04 at 01:16Plotly Gantt charts only work with dates (see this question), but a possible workaround is to add the date 1970-01-01 to the beginning of all of the times, then display the times without displaying the date in your plot.
QUESTION
I ever made an activity diagram to represent a use case with 3 actors. I made a swimlane for each actor, so I have 3 swimlanes in an activity diagram. But my lecturer said that it was wrong because I should have more activity diagrams. He meaned that an activity diagram based on one bubble (use case) in use case diagram, not based on actor. However I browse more, then I found that my lecturer's words should be a sequence diagram, not activity diagram. So what's the true statement? My first activity diagram or my lecturer words?
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-23 at 07:34Activity diagrams don't have actors.
They are meant to show the message flow from one activity (use case) to another. You can read more details about this here.
The activity diagram serves the following main purposes, it:
- draws the activity flow of a system,
- describes the sequence from one activity to another, and
- describes the parallel, branched, and concurrent flow of the system.
QUESTION
I have added 2 swimlanes to manage 2 projects. However, when I generate the Burndown chart it displays the performance of both projects. How can I display a burndown chart for a particular swimlane ?
Note: I am not allowed to add any pluging
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-03 at 21:10The Burndown Chart report on Jira's sprint board tracks the progress of all issues in sprint. To view two separate reports you have to create two separate scopes (one per project) and add them to two different sprints. You can run parallel sprints in Jira, just make sure that the Parallel Sprints checkbox is checked in Jira configuration.
QUESTION
I administrate an on-premises TFS server currently on TFS 2018.3.
I need to learn how to add a new column to the Kanban iteration board (which is where tasks are shown).
I searched and searched and found this post that is exactly relevant to this question, but the answer appears to only related to a different version of TFS (probably Azure DevOps 2019).
Nevertheless, I am able to download a copy of the Process (Agile), unzip and modify the tasks to show a new state. (I have incidentally also modified the witadmin (exportwitd) Tasks.xml and modified the workflow section to reflect the new state and state transitions.)
As a result, I can upload my new process template (after changing the name and guid), and create a new project based on it. When I create a story and sub-task, the new state and transitions behave as expected. However, no new column appears on my iteration board. If I transition the task to the new state, it simply disappears from the board.
I can alter columns for "User Stories", and create swimlanes and such with no issues. However, navigating to the Settings (Gear Icon) for the iteration does not give the "columns" setup that it does for User Stories.
Nevertheless, there must be a way to do it, because I can see that in my same collection, my new test project shows the columns "New", "Active", "Resolved", and "Closed", while other previously existing projects show only "Active" and "Closed", so there must be a means of configuring this on a project by project basis as the post suggests.
Can anyone describe for me how to add columns to the kanban iteration board?
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jan-02 at 13:23You need to export the process config file and add there the new state (and of course, add it to the work item XML states (e.g. Tasks.xml)).
Export the file:
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