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GreenHopper kanban and Done column

Radek Antoniuk

I started using GH KanBan RapidBoard and it's awesome.
However, I can see now in my "Done" column all my past issues that were done.

As this is an OPS project and KanBan board, I do not have really "sprints", "releases" or anything like that. So, how to limit the number of issues displayed in the Done column to some reasonable value? (like, this week solved issues or sth)?

Accepted answers

Colin Goudie

In general, I believe with GH Kanban, you would still 'release a version'. You can release directly from the DONE column and name a version for the issues that you have completed. You can then set the Kanban board to only show issues not in releasedversions.

At least to me, that is the workflow that fits best.

Now if you don't do releases (such as services work) then you'd need to look at a filter to do it over the whole board.

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Danielle Zhu1

You could add a quick filter with something like:

resolutiondate &lt; -5d OR resolutiondate is EMPTY

Radek Antoniuk

You probably meant resolutiondate > -5d. Yes, I had this solution already, but I thought that there is more generic one as KanBan is not really having releases and this is a kanban board.

Danielle Zhu1

I see what you mean. I'm not aware of any readily available configuration.

Colin Goudie

At least to me, that is the workflow that fits best.

Now if you don't do releases (such as services work) then you'd need to look at a filter to do it over the whole board.

Radek Antoniuk

Exactly, this is a services project, but as I can see there is no direct support for no-release-projects in JIRA.

Thus, I have to stick with the filters.

K Kelly

We had to modify the filter feeding these boards as well because it doesn't make sense to show all Done items since eternity for these types of boards. We use them for services, project implementation, and support work which doesn't have 'releases' as you indicate.

We ended up adding to the filter to show anything not in closed status and only those in closed status that have been updated in the last 30 days.

It would be helpful if the max limit that can be set on columns then only pulls based on most recent update date.

MartinB

I agree to Colin's solution, works for us also. However, you have to wait a couple of minutes after releasing a version, the board will then clear itself.

Susanne Harelius [Riada]

Great suggestion with the dates. That will work for us

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