Hi Everyone,
I want to edit the Burndown Report of our app to only show (visually graph) the relative decrease in story-points and not the net change (increase || decrease) relative to the total number at the start of the sprint.
[ SPECIFIC EXAMPLE ]:
- we have a sprint planning session and come up with 100 story-points for the sprint
- during the sprint, we end up having to complete additional tasks (not included in initial sprint planning session / story-point assignment) -- out total is now 105
- to track and reflect the work completed, we create a new parent / child tasks with additional story-points -- we add 5 child issues each with 1 story-point
- we then immediately close each child task and update the parent story point estimate
[ ISSUE ]:
- when we view the burn-down report, it shows that we increased the total number of story points (100 --> 105) and then immediately reduced the total number by the same amount (105 --> 100)
[ TO BE RESOLVED ]:
- is there a way to have the graph simply shift vertically (to reflect the increase in total number of story-points to be completed in the sprint) BUT have the graph only reflect the decrease (after tasks are closed and story-points are removed).
- We would like the y-axis to scale as a result of adding story-points AFTER the sprint start date and have the graph then only reflect a net decrease in story-points. We want the actual line of the graph to only ever trend towards zero while the y-axis should be shifting upwards as points are added even after the sprint start date
[ ALTERNATIVE ]:
- is there a way to edit the original number of story-points from the initial sprint-planning session?
THANK-YOU
