As of now, all the original estimate effort from all subtasks roll up to the Original Estimate for a User Story.
However, If any user unintentionally unchecks the "Include subtasks" in a user story, then the subtasks effort from subtasks of the user story will not roll up to the Original Estimate for the User Story.
So, it possible to make this("Include subtasks") checkbox always checked but disabled(Read only)? Please let me know.
Hi @Krishna P G
Not natively - the checkbox is always customisable.
A native alternative is to use Automation instead of the checkbox - although this assumes that time is only entered at a Sub-task level, as the rule would "roll-up" the time into the Story's equivalent time fields.
Ste
Hi @Ste Wright, thank you for the details.
I did try automation and it works but for a newly created customized field. I am unable to rollup the Original estimate of Subtasks into Original Estimate of User Story field.
As you rightly said, I think using a custom field could be a better option as we cannot assume that a user will not log effort at the user story level.
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Hi @Krishna P G
"Include subtasks" is for Time Spent/Remaining Estimate just to be clear, rather than Original Estimate.
You can use Automation to sum the data into the Story. I've put the rule below.
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You can use a separate field also - but, you can't create a custom time field - you'd have to use either a...
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Rule will look something like this...
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A few notes...
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Let us know if this works!
Ste
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Yes, it's possible to make the "Include subtasks" checkbox always checked but disabled (read-only) through customization of the user story interface using your project management tool's configuration or scripting capabilities. This ensures that subtask effort always rolls up to the original estimate for the user story, preventing unintentional exclusion.
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Hi @Muhammad Khan , can you please share more details or any reference link for achieving this using Tools configuration?
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@Muhammad KhanHave you also found the possibility to have it unchecked as default? If so, how did you make this happen?
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