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Hi - I'm leading jira integration in my team and I want to use two kanban board for our project.
In fact, this new project involved two different development teams (A & B) which one 'A) will work on agile approach and an other (B) will work in waterfall cycle. That's why, I want to have two kanban boards: one to define requirements and US for team A which will have also a scrum board and the other kanban board will be user by team B.
The unique point will distinguish those two kanban boards is that they don't have the same workflow so not the same states.
Indeed the states for kanban board are:
- Kanban Board for team A (Agile approach): To Do, Analysis, Sprint candidate and ready for dev
- Kanban Board for team B:(waterfall cycle): To do, In progess, blocked , done
My question is could I rely on the state to distinguish between my kanban boards. If so, how can I proceed?
Thanks,
I assume that you have all these states in you project, if so then you can filter them out.
then the question is how you to separate the Todo's form each other, meaning
I guess you don't want to see the todo's for Team A, in Team B's kanban.
Separation can be done with component's, so let say that Team A get's the Todo first whit out component and when they are Done with there part, they sent it back with to Todo state but with adding a e.g component called Dev.
Or if the answer form team A, is a new ticket but with a dev component that.
e.g Task A shown on KanBan A
Task A + Component Dev is Shown on KanBan B
Hope this answers your question.
Thanks Tomas for your rapid answer.
For the Todo states, I could find another wording.
But sorry, I do not see how actually should I do especially with component which I have never used it.
Can we take a sample.
If I want to create two User stories: US A for team A (kanban A) and US B for team B (Kanban B).
Sould I, first do something at filter level? when creationg these two US, should I do some configuration so that my US A will be displayed on Kanban A and my US B will be displayed on kanban B?
Thanks in advance!
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Befor we go in to detaild, what separates A from B.
Who, decide if it is a task for Team A or Team B.
Is there a custom field call Team?
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What separate A from B is the states of workflow.
The product owner decide when creating issues if it is task for team A or team B.
Yes there is a custom field called Team but I don't know for the time being how creating team in jira.
Thanks again!
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If you are a jira admin, you can adjust the custom field called team as below
Do not touch the default configuration, meaning you need to
Local Support Team
Applicable contexts for scheme: Edit Configuration
Issue type(s):
Global (all issues)
Project(s):
Number One
Number Two
Default value: Edit Default value
Options:
LST 1
LST 2
LST 3
Edit Options
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