scrum | Scrum board based on statuses , priorities , and target
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kandi X-RAY | scrum Summary
Adds a Scrum board based on Status, Category, and Target Version to MantisBT.
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QUESTION
I'm just starting to learn SwiftUI, so I decided to work thru Apple's tutorial, using the latest Xcode (12.5). One line of code immediately got me a semantic error: "Value of type 'Color' has no member 'accessibleFontColor'"
Here's the entire source module:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-04 at 20:06There's a file that you're probably missing in the sample project called Color+Codable.swift that defines some extensions on Color. One is accessibleFontColor:
QUESTION
I am trying to get the second last value in each row of a data frame, meaning the first job a person has had. (Job1_latest is the most recent job and people had a different number of jobs in the past and I want to get the first one). I managed to get the last value per row with the code below:
first_job <- function(x) tail(x[!is.na(x)], 1)
first_job <- apply(data, 1, first_job)
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-11 at 13:56You can get the value which is next to last non-NA value.
QUESTION
I'm new to R, looking to implement what's seen in this post: Create dummy variables from string with multiple values for every column in my df.That is, I would like to encode each string element to a dummy variable and then store each back to a list as it's encoded value. I've done this in Python but am not sure of the best way to go about this in R. Please find Expected Output Below. CURRENTLY
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-23 at 04:35Write a function that recodes the values.
QUESTION
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
Currently, we are using openproject as Scrum backlogs and want to migrate to Jira.
The migration is planed with the following steps:
- export all tickets (user stories, epics, etc.) as CSV
- if needed, manually edit the CSV file prior to the import
- import the CSV file in Jira
The first point is described here. The only problem here is the limit of 500 items.
Note: If you need to export more than 500 items, filter the work packages appropriately to export multiple files.
Is there an automatic way to export to multiple files? Or better, can this limit be changed to export all items?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-10 at 14:00By filtering the work packages, you can export the items "by chuncs".
One way is to select the desired work packages (i.e. Versions) in the Filter view. Just add more versions (Ctrl + Click) until the number is close to 500 but still below.
"Save as..." can be used to store the filter in case you need to reexport everything.
Then do the same with the remaining versions until everything is exported. The resulting files can easily be merged.
To ensure that all items are indeed exported, compare the sum of the exported items and the total items. If it is a match, you are done. Otherwise, you need to find the missing versions.
A side note: attachments cannot be exported that way. Relations between items are limited to child->parent.
QUESTION
Fixed: Turns out I had to change the project to my InheritedProcess containing the ReflectedWorkItemId for it to work. My migration just ran. Thanks for the help!
Please close this!
I'm trying to use this migration tool to test out a migration. I have a source project and target project. Both on ADO and in the same organization. I have created the field "ReflectedWorkItemId" for my organization under an inherited process for SCRUM process as follows:
Error I'm getting is:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-19 at 21:45Check your project process type to ensure that it inherits Scrum, or Product Backlog Item will not be available as an item type.
Check your project process to ensure that the ReflectedItemId field exists in the destination project.
QUESTION
I wish to create scenario for Ultimate Thread group for JMeter for 50 users, no time dependent constraint here as it's a Tableau based application.
There are total 46 APIs I've gathered from Swagger API documentation.
I've 5 user Id's which generate authorization token
My client also not well versed in Load testing and they are expecting me to design the scenario for Load testing.
I'm also new to JMeter load testing, but I've created jmx script for all 46 API's with single user they all are working with success, and I'm not sure how to create Load scenario with Ultimate Thread group which will be most suitable for my project.
Someone told me using Ultimate Thread Group will be correct approach for creating the scenario, also I am the only tester in my scrum team, so I need to find out all suitable scenarios.
At end I need to share the report to Client, but the report generation done with JMeter is very complex, since I have 46 APIs and 50 users so the graphs are getting very complex, I also need some suggestion what will be the best and simple way to generate simple reports, which I can explain to client as well.
I just created simple JMX script which I think would not be of any use until I create a good Load scenario and can generate a simpler report which will be understandable by me as well as by client.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-09 at 16:22create a good Load scenario- there is only one criterion of a "good load scenario" - it must represent real life application usage as close as possible, better with 100% accuracy so hammering all API endpoints sequentially with 50 users is not something you should be doing, you should rather come up with real "user paths" which represent real users (or real applications) making use of your system under testAlso it's not clear what type of test you're performing as there will be different setup for Load Test, Stress Test, Spike Test, etc. See Performance Testing vs. Load Testing vs. Stress Testing article to learn more about different performance testing sub-types and when they need to be applied
generate a simpler report- if you apply these "user journeys" concept and put them under Transaction Controllers you will have much less data in charts.Also you can use Filter Results tool to get individual charts for individual APIs
And last but not the least, if you generate HTML Reporting Dashboard you will get interactive charts where you will be able to turn on and off the data points you are interested/not interested in
QUESTION
I have a list like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-20 at 15:01You have to define mylist at the beginning, and add an if test for its elements, then the code works:
QUESTION
I have a file with type= collections.defaultdict
it is like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-20 at 13:01As the docs for defaultdict say, you can use a default dict in the same way as a normal dict, using the square brackets for indexing for keys, and iterating through the list of keys with a for loop, as below:
QUESTION
my data is a mix of lists and dictionaries.
I need to create a data frame for my_stats.
I can can get to the data at (my_stats[0]['stats'],['data']), through
df = pd.DataFrame (my_stats[0]["stats"]["data"])
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-15 at 17:19Here's a solution:
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