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JIRA Portfolio - Scenario Planning Commits in JIRA?

David Markowski (DO NOT USE)

When you create multiple scenarios can you, when you commit can you go back to the initial or another scenario and commit the changes when to revert back?

Also when you are playing with scenarios - will it update JIRA on commit or just the changes to the scenario?

Comments

Earl McCutcheon

Hello David,

When you commit the changes you are finalizing the data point and updating the jira issues directly, and there is no undo option once commited.

Regards,
Earl

Ryan Fish

I use the scenarios to compare between different plans and options. Once a decision is made then committing finalizes and transforms the actual JIRA data for the teams to work on.

Michael Ray_0rtot6

Earl this leaves a lot of room for human error. What if in one scenario you adjust story points and all sorts of things to show stakeholders some scenarios and by accident commit that to jira. You could destroy a teams entire backlog.

Has the ability to revert a portfolio commit been address in 3.0?

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