David Berclaz (Apwide) Community Champion

Looking forward to it! What about the launch date?

Great video and great App! Well done @Nikki Zavadska _Appfire_ and @Biro!! 🍻

Sounds like a great idea! We're in with Time Squad | Roadmap and Timelines for Jira!

Hi @Hoc No difference to my understanding, just a different naming. Cheers, David

Hi @Jonas Tidström Indeed, boundaries imposed by Jira Roadmap can be an issue. We have developed Time Squad, a very flexible Jira App to build custom Timelines and complement Jira Roadmaps. I have recorded a short video to show you how long term planning can be achieved: Time Squad - Roadmap for long term planning Airtable…

Hi @Aravind Gopalakrishnan In complement of Advanced Roadmaps, you can create custom Timelines using our Time Squad Jira App. It's quite flexible and Events layout can be customized easily. I have recorded a 1-min video for you: Show percentage of completion on the timeline bar - Watch Video Let me know if you need any…

Hi @Rosana Casilli I am working for Apwide, the editor of the Time Squad Jira App. Our app gives you the flexibility to build custom Timelines that will show Jira issues but also custom Events (that are not necessarily Jira issues). The layout of your events can be customized, so that you can have different Timelines for…

Hi @Jonas Kunze There are several Jira Apps complementing Jira Roadmap. I am working for Apwide, the editor of the Time Squad Jira App, letting you build and share custom Timelines easily: No limit in moving back in time. Working for Jira Server/DC/Cloud. Happy to help if you need more info. Cheers, David

Hi @Dan C Unmanaged Environments can definitely be scary ;-) Good point thanks, I updated it! Cheers, David

Hi @Vedat Yilmaz With our Time Squad Jira App, you can define different Calendars based on JQL functions. For instance, you could have a Calendar showing your Stories based on any date fields. Let me know if you need more information about it. Cheers, David

Hi @Shawn Griffin If you need more flexibility with your Roadmap, you can also use our Time Squad Jira App, where you can use different Calendars based on JQL functions. Cheers, David

Hi everyone, Thanks for your interest in File Field for Jira Cloud! It is still in our plans to deliver a Cloud version for File Field and I will post an update here as soon as we start working on it. If you want to make sure to be notified when we publish it, you can post a ticket on our Service Desk portal:…

Hi @Mike Standal There is the possibility to convert a page to the new editor. More info here: https://support.atlassian.com/confluence-cloud/docs/convert-pages-to-the-new-editor/ Cheers, David

Hi @hannes.graening If you need a maximum of flexibility with your Roadmaps, you can also use the Golive app. Here is a case study showing what you can do with it: How to build and share flexible Roadmaps in Jira and Confluence Let me know if you need more info, we can organize a quick demo so that we can check together if…

Hi @Ahmed Alghamdi If you want to go one step further, you can implement what we called a "Dynamic Release Notes" when I worked at Nestlé. A Dynamic Release Note is the dream of all QA teams: a Release Note that gives a list of Jira issues that can be tested at the very moment. It's updated automatically with new…

Hi @Jonatan PINO You use case sounds similar to the Swiss Re's case study I documented in this Atlassian Community article: Jira Release Management: How to build and share Release Plans in Jira and Confluence There is no limit to plan Events (or display Jira issues with dates) in the past or in the future. You will then be…

Hi @Admin You use case sounds very similar to the Swiss Re's case study I documented in this Atlassian Community article: Jira Release Management: How to build and share Release Plans in Jira and Confluence On the Golive Timeline, you are able to define specific Calendars to show your Stories, Epics or any othe Jira…

Hi @Bill Brinkley That's a good idea to decrease a bit the 100 MB limit 😉 We had a customer who needed a default maximum of 5 MB, except for some specific Jira issue types. We solved their use case with our FILE app that is giving the possibility to define specific file custom fields with specific maximum attachment size.…

Hi @matt If you are looking for a Timeline (not a Calendar) showing Jira issues with start and end dates, across different projects, our Golive app could be an option. The main use case of the app is Release Management and Test Environment Management, however we have already several customers using it to schedule Jira…

Hi @Henrik Schulz You can display your versions on a Timeline using the Golive app: With the iCAL export feature, you get real-time updates in your favorite Calendar Tool (Google Calendar, iOS Calendar, Outlook, etc.) Cheers, David

@Ian Walker You should definitely have a look at our Jira app Golive | Test Environment Management for your Infrastructure Demand Management. Don't hesitate to contact me for a demo. Cheers, David

Hi @AKSHAY THAKARE What kind of information would you like to monitor and display on that single screen? Our Apwide Golive app offers some Gadgets to display useful information on your Jira dashboards: * The list of your Environments (on-prem or cloud based) * The Environments' statuses (Up, Down, Slow...) * The versions…

Hi @Crystal Gunter In order to track the versions deployed on your different environments, you can use the Apwide Golive Jira app. You will be able to: * Manage your Environments Inventory * Book and Schedule activites on those environments * Manage your Deployments and even trigger them from Jira * Get some new Reporting…

Hi @Yassine Mansour Sure, if you are already using Apwide Golive for Environment Management and Xray for Test Management, you only need to install the Apwide Xray Integration free app and activate the synchronization. Moreover, with this integration you can plan your Xray Test Plans and Test Executions from the Apwide…

Hi @kan fuzed Sure, we'll update this topic once delivered. Don't forget to vote on the ticket if not done already. Cheers, David

Hi @Ari J Lahti, There a some Jira apps that can show your sprints on a Timeline. Some of them are also providing gadgets that can be displayed in Confluence. Cheers, David

@Aurélie Henry, your're welcome! Cheers, David

Hi @Varun Sethi If you are using Jira Server, you can use our Apwide Golive app to show Jira issues with a start/end date on a Timeline. Watch this video, it shows how to plan Xray testing phases, and it can be used with any Jira issue types: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WLW-t3Vo_dE Let me know should you need more…

Hello @Aurélie Henry For this kind of use case, I would use a new Jira issue type (called Release or Deployment) with: * A custom workflow for the main steps that cannot be done in parallel * Sub-tasks for the operations that can be done in parallel There are some plugins that can be used in order to automatically create a…

Hi @Olivier Dupré At Apwide we have automated the deployment of Jira instances inside Docker containers. The last time we checked, there was no official Jira Docker image from Atlassian, but it may have changed. We have documented our approach here: https://confluence.apwide.com/display/TEM/Dockerize+your+Atlassian+Tools…