We use versions as placeholders for releases (but we do not use bonfire). We seek to "fill up" versions during multiple sprints, and then run a version that is deemed ready for release trough QA to prod. When reviewing versions and making sure versions have the right content, it would be very helpful to view versions in the Planning board until they have been released.
As far as I can understand, the planning board filters issues that are in sprints that are closed, but it would be more useful to me to filter away issues in versions that have been released? Is this possible?
Is a possible workaround to transition resolution differently, and make the final transition as part of the "release version" process?
Hi, it took me some time to realize there was an answer ;)
I think I have been unclear. What I wish, is to view the issues in a version by clicking on the version in the planning mode of the scrumboard.
Currently, I can only see issues that are in the backlog or in the current sprint this way, not issues in sprints that are closed. See screenshot (you cannot see it, but the list is filtered by the "Tviller 1.1" version).
However, that version also includes issues from earlier sprints that are closed, and these would be useful to see in this view as well.
When all issues in the version are done, and the last sprint is closed, this list will be empty, and I have to go to the "Report" mode to see the whole version. This, of course, is one solution (hack?) to my problem, but in getting the whole team to work effectively with the Srumboard, I'd prefer to have it "my way" (as well).
Annother thing I just realized. The board allready acts _as if_ I had implemented the quick filter you describe above. What I want is to have the board behave as if I did _not_ have that particular filter.
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