Jira Epic Status Vs Status at Jack Caufield blog

Jira Epic Status Vs Status. A bit annoying, isn’t it? To indicate the status of all issue on epic level for. When you use epics, you can sometimes face the following issue: That is, if i'm editing an epic, changing. Jira epic status vs status (for an epic type) is such a bad design, and because of this, leads to unexpected behaviours like closing an. The status field you see on the epic page is the issue status (epic being a type of an issue) as specified in the workflow, not the epic status. An epic is a bit different from normal issue statuses in jira. If an issues doesn't have child issues, the progress will display either 100% or 0% completion, but won't show partial progress. Epics are most likely part of a roadmap for products, team or customer projects. The reasoning behind the difference. This is because it has an epic status as well as an epic issue status (which comes from workflows). There are two types of status: Epic status and issue status and it appears these two are completely unrelated.

There are two types of status: That is, if i'm editing an epic, changing. Epics are most likely part of a roadmap for products, team or customer projects. A bit annoying, isn’t it? Jira epic status vs status (for an epic type) is such a bad design, and because of this, leads to unexpected behaviours like closing an. The status field you see on the epic page is the issue status (epic being a type of an issue) as specified in the workflow, not the epic status. Epic status and issue status and it appears these two are completely unrelated. When you use epics, you can sometimes face the following issue: An epic is a bit different from normal issue statuses in jira. To indicate the status of all issue on epic level for.

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Jira Epic Status Vs Status An epic is a bit different from normal issue statuses in jira. An epic is a bit different from normal issue statuses in jira. If an issues doesn't have child issues, the progress will display either 100% or 0% completion, but won't show partial progress. The status field you see on the epic page is the issue status (epic being a type of an issue) as specified in the workflow, not the epic status. To indicate the status of all issue on epic level for. Jira epic status vs status (for an epic type) is such a bad design, and because of this, leads to unexpected behaviours like closing an. That is, if i'm editing an epic, changing. The reasoning behind the difference. Epic status and issue status and it appears these two are completely unrelated. When you use epics, you can sometimes face the following issue: This is because it has an epic status as well as an epic issue status (which comes from workflows). Epics are most likely part of a roadmap for products, team or customer projects. There are two types of status: A bit annoying, isn’t it?