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In Portfolio, is there a way to configure the timeline view to display hierarchy based on release?

Karina Golkova
Karina Golkova Nov 19, 2018

My teams use releases to define major product increments, and often releases will contain multiple epics. In order to curate a yearly pipeline, it is critical to have a release-based timeline view. Is it possible to configure Portfolio to accommodate this visual need?

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Walter Buggenhout
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Nov 19, 2018

No @Karina Golkova,

Not as far as I know. Release are your milestones and they will always be represented as green/red dots on the timeline. From that perspective, your timeline view is always release-based. You have no visual indicator - however - of the work that is assigned to a specific release on the schedule.

I don't know if it helps, but you can filter the scope by release. That way you can isolate 1 (or just a few) releases.

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