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JIRA Dependencies tracking

Lakshmi Narasimhan

Hi,

I want to track dependencies for my release in JIRA,

1. I would like to know how to do this

2. I would like to know how to get a holistic view of all added dependencies

thanks

LaN

Comments

Jack Brickey

There really isn’t enough info here to offer assistance. Can you explain what you mean by tracking dependencies.

Lakshmi Narasimhan

1. A story is waiting on an external dependency like a vendor

2. A story needs info from a different team

3. A story can be built only when another story is built

so how to link a story to dependencies.. and how to see all the linked dependencies at one place

Jack Brickey

I would suggest two methods here:
1. add a status to the workflow, e.g. "Hold" or "Waiting 3rd-party". in this scenario whoever is accountable w/in the team to 'manage' the vendor should be assigned the issue.
2. create a sub-task to the issue for getting closure w/ vendor and assign the proper person.
I would treat this the same as #1. they are simply an internal 3rd-party.
Link the two stories. One will be "blocks" the other "is blocked by"

using the above you can then create reports (filters) and add to dashboard to show "blocked" issues.

Ofer Prat_dtqd4m

I totally agree with this approach.

One small thing: how about using the flag to flag out items that are blocked (instead of adding a status)? These can be filtered and displayed in a project management dashboard, for example.

Lakshmi Narasimhan

Thank you Everyone

PgM Innovations Support Team

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Jack Brickey

hi @PgM Innovations Support Team , please be sure to review the Partner Guidelines

PgM Innovations Support Team

Thank you for the information. Have removed my comment!

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