What does the the orange color on the Release Train Allocation Report represent

[Ann Bouvier]

What does the the orange color on the Release Train Allocation Report represent

I see an orang color too, but not sure what it represents.

I see orange only on the loaded swim lanes?

I have read the help and see this information

How are report values calculated?

Loaded row color and calculations:

% of capacity = Points Loaded/Average Velocity * 100%

• White = 0-1% of capacity, the story points loaded were much less than the average velocity.
• Yellow = 2-89% of capacity, the story points loaded were less than the average velocity.
• Green = 90-104% of capacity, the story points loaded were less than the average velocity.
• Olive = 100% of capacity, the story points loaded were equal to the average velocity.
• Red = 105% and more of capacity, the story points loaded were higher than the average velocity.

[Shawn Kessler · Accepted solution]

@Ann Bouvier Good catch! Preliminary investigation has shown that you may have uncovered a bug/defect. We think the correct color codes are supposed to be:

0-1 is white, 2-89 is orange, 90-104 is green, 105+ is red

I will submit a defect ticket so that developers can take a closer look and get this fixed. Thanks for pointing this out and sorry for any inconvenience. Will let you know when I have updates.

-Shawn

[Ann Bouvier]

There is also an olive color, you may want to have that considered too.

[Shawn Kessler]

Yes, we will look at the entire color scheme and thresholds. Thanks again for reporting.

[Shawn Kessler]

@Ann Bouvier here is a link to the Support ticket if you want to track the defect fix or add yourself to the ticket (optional)

https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/JIRAALIGN-1110

[Ann Bouvier]

I that is the same.  I think we changed some terminology to fit out companies needs.  But yes, that is it.

[Shawn Kessler]

OK, I have a query in with the report developers...will get back to you as soon as I have an answer.

[Shawn Kessler]

@Ann Bouvier just to confirm, you are referring to the report below, correct? (We are most likely using different terminology, as my report is named the Program Allocation report)