I have a next-gen Scrum project with Epics, User Stories, Tasks, and Bugs. I organized my Tasks under both User Stories and Epics. Some Tasks did not have an Epic assigned to them.
I started a Sprint and various team members changed their task statuses. I expected that the Sprint Health Gadget would report the status changes. But it was only reporting on one task that was in IN PROGRESS status and ignoring all the other tasks. I determined that the only task it was reporting on was the one task in my Sprint that was not attached to an Epic. I removed the attachments to Epics for all the Tasks in the Sprint, and the Sprint Health Gadget was back to normal.
Why does the Sprint Health Gadget ignore Tasks that are assigned to Epics in a next-gen project?
