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@Linda Redgate Dependencies in Jira Align represent work that one team needs from another in order to complete their work for a given feature. A dependency would be created against that team's (requesting team) feature for the other team (depends on team) to deliver the work needed to complete that feature. Once the dependency is committed to, the depends on team will link the specific stories to that dependency that will resolve the dependency. This could be stories associated with the same feature or a different feature. When the stories are linked, the parent feature will also be displayed. Screenshot provided below.
In the below example, the first feature is the feature that the requesting team filed the dependency against. The second callout has the story that the depends on team linked with the respective feature listed above it.
If the situation is Feature A needs to be done before Feature B, then that is not a dependency. That is sequencing.
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