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Story or Task in the sprint?

Jirong Hu_1cmhpl

Since JIRA didn't implement a Epic - Story - Task hierarchy. Shall we put Story or Task in the sprint backlog? In other tools like RTC, you can add anything and they will be organized as a tree structure.

Jirong

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@Jirong, as @Timothymentions you have to use regular JIRA links in order to build the hierarchy under the Story.

There are 3rd party add-ons like the Links Hierarchy plugin which might help you a lot to plan and track such hierarchies from Agile.

An example showing how to relate all the issues in a hierachy of linked issues to a sprint by using the standard bulk tool:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oVYqFkMmQa4

Hope this helps.

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Timothy

Epic -> Story -> (Issue Type) using Issue Linking?

Jirong Hu_1cmhpl

This won't work. I moved stories into the sprint, but the tasks linked to the stories are still in the backlog.

Contact Kintosoft

@Jirong, as @Timothymentions you have to use regular JIRA links in order to build the hierarchy under the Story.

There are 3rd party add-ons like the Links Hierarchy plugin which might help you a lot to plan and track such hierarchies from Agile.

An example showing how to relate all the issues in a hierachy of linked issues to a sprint by using the standard bulk tool:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oVYqFkMmQa4

Hope this helps.

Kinto Soft

I liked so much this solution that I've uploaded to Youtube too

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oVYqFkMmQa4

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