Yuri Kudin _Release Management_ Atlassian Partner

Hi @James Gamble I believe you have raised a quite hot topic :) You can also suggest checking out our app, which provides a summary and assigns a health score to each issue based on multiple criteria. The report works on issue level or across multiple work items based on the Sprint, Release, or JQL query. Thanks, Yuri

Hi @bkneebone , I am Yuri, a co-founder of the Release management app. We created the app to manage releases, and it will perfectly automate your use case. We have embedded functionality for expanding the release with properties and milestones, checking when they are achieved (delayed or not), tracking approval gates, and…

Hi @Chan_ Renee, I would like to use this opportunity to suggest taking a look at the Release Management app for Jira that we created to simplify release management, introduce a release workflow, create cross-project versions, package them into meta-releases, and, of course, generate pixel-perfect release notes and export…

Hi @eaigner, I would suggest you look at the advanced Agile and Kanban boards we have created to improve the experience with embedded boards. In addition to hiding items, we have column groups, best-in-class WIP limits, advanced dependency tracking, automatic flow efficiency calculation, identification of suck items, and…

Hi @Laurent Blondon, my name is Yuri, and I represent Release Management, the vendor that created Advanced Agile boards. Thank you for using our app. I am here to help you. The first thing I would suggest is to check whether the old, migrated users have all the necessary permissions to access the app. I assume that the…

Hi @Ulrich Kuhnhardt _IzymesCo_, thank you for sharing the link. It is invaluable to place it here. Update 2: I have also updated the article with the link. 

Hi @Admin OKZT , With the Advanced Agile and Kanban Boards apps, you can get the same experience for company-managed projects—plus many additional capabilities for Kanban teams, such as column groups, personal WIP limits, efficiency counters, and more. You might find this helpful.

Hi @toba , I’d recommend taking a look at the Advanced Agile and Kanban Boards we’ve built. They allow you to define colors for columns and column groups, as well as apply different color indicators when WIP limits are exceeded. Thanks,Yuri

Hi @Rick Dorgan , If it’s not too late, I’d like to share an alternative approach that we’ve implemented in our Advanced Agile and Kanban Boards app. We’ve added the ability to convert any column on the Kanban board into a backlog-style view, enabling an intermediate planning session at any stage of your workflow. This is…

Hi @Don Hames , It might be a bit late, but I believe your case could be fully addressed by our Release Management for Jira app, developed by our team. With the app, you can create cross-project releases, bundle multiple releases into a single package (similar to your Microsoft Office example), and set up release and…

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Hi @Rolf Lader , You're absolutely right — this is a complex topic with multiple potential solutions. It’s also not relevant to every organization; many companies may not face this challenge at all. The approach we’ve taken and implemented in our app is an extension of Jira’s version with workflow, fields and other…

@Boris Berenberg - Modus Create We initially started as a Journy client, but after numerous discussions with Marketplace partners, we realized they faced the same challenges. Furthermore, the need extends far beyond the Atlassian ecosystem to a wide range of SaaS products. We also identified a niche where Journy, with a…

Sure, @Alex Zhebryakov we'll cover this in more detail in a separate article soon!

Hi David, great overview of Release management capabilities in Jira!

Hi, @Ricky Lam; I am a part of the Release Management team, so I can confirm that the data will be retained. Thanks, Yuri

Hi @[deleted] , I would suggest taking a look at our add-on Release Management for Jira. It can help to organize cross-team and cross-project deliverables, plan dates, define release workflow and intermediate milestones, track progress, package multi-component releases, generate release notes, integrate with DevOps tools,…

As usual, thank you, @__ Jimi Wikman for the comment. I completely agreed that Advanced Roadmaps could be used for planning and tracking value delivered (or any other add-on like that. Personally, I prefer Structure+ Structure Gantt for this purpose). All is clear and logical with splitting the work: Initiatives, Features,…

Hi @__ Jimi Wikman , Thank you for your comprehansive comment on the topic. What you are mentioning is correct and it could perfectly work for some organizations, especially with small and medium sizes. But let's imagine that you need to deliver a business feature that will impact 10-20 components and it should be…

Hi @kavita.desai , Jira premium contains one extra feature for managing Release Tracks. Please see details here: https://support.atlassian.com/organization-administration/docs/manage-product-release-tracks/ Also, I would recommend using our add on for the Release management that can automate tracking of complex releases,…

Hi @Frank Iversen We have created an add on that can solve your problem. You are able o create a board and define swimlanes per team. WIP limit could be defined per column and swimlane intersection. As result, you will have WIP per team. Another option is to define WIP per swimlane so the WIP will be applied across all…

Hi @Roman Kovalevsky We have created an add on that can solve your problem. You are able o create a board and define swimlanes per person. WIP limit could be defined per column and swimlane intersection. As result, you will have WIP per person. Another option is to define WIP per swimlane so the WIP will be applied across…

Hi @nikita , We have created an add on that allows defining Min/Max WIP limits for Next-gen projects as well. In addition, WIP per swimlane and the intersection of swimlane and column (basically for each cell on the board) can be defined. Development of multicolumn WIP is in progress now.…

Hi there, I am not sure if it is still relevant but it might be useful for other people who have the same problem. We have created an Advanced agile board that support WIP per swimlane and WIP for each cell (Intersection of Swimlane and Column). This tool is perfectly suited for Kanban implementation. Also, we are working…

Hi @John James Thank you for your feedback. Actually, we don't have a goal to integrate Jira and Trello and use them all together. There is a lot of add ons on the Marketplace for integration with Trello so Trello cards will available in the Jira. No doubt that integration will bring great value but at the same time, using…

Hi @Eva Kasiak , thank you for your feedback. In the article, I have used Canvas for Agile Teams & atScale App which can build multiple types of canvases using any standard or/and custom filed in Jira. Also, in order to simulate full Trello freedom, you could create labels based board. The main value was using Jira issues…

Thank you @Vero Rivas for such pleasant feedback!

Hi @Christian Neubauer , I would like to invite you to try our add on Release Management for Jira. We have Cloud and Data Center versions. Next Gen projects are fully supported so you will not be limited. If I understood your problem statement in the correct way, the add can solve majority of your problems: * Define…

Hi @kenk , I would recommend you one more plugin which can help you to generate Release Notes: Release management for Jira. In the add on you can 1. Create rich text multiple templates for release notes. 2. Add variables from version or general context. Such as, starter, release dates, author of the release notes etc 3.…

Hi @Nitzan Matzkevich , I guess your problem could be solved by Release management add-on. By using the add on you could be able: * Assign Tags to each version and filter by them * Consolidate version from multiple projects on a Kanban Board. IMHO this is much convenient than table representation. * Aggregate versions into…