Move features between releases, sprints, or teams Drag and drop the features to the desired phase's swimlane. Select either Release Planning, or Sprint Planning from the view options. Change the color of Story Board items based on attribute filtersĬlick Backlogmodule > Features, and then click the Board View button.View dependencies between features and identify problematic dependencies.Distribute features between releases, sprints, and teams to balance the work load.It is typically used before a release, but you can also use it during the release to verify and adjust planning.ĭisplays features according to their release or sprint, depending on the selection you made in the context filter on the top toolbar: Release planning or Sprint planning. In the toolbar, click the drop-down arrow next to the + and select the type of item to add.įor features, the board view is referred to as the Planning Board since it helps you plan the content of a release or several releases. The rank shows in the top right corner of the card, in a blue square. To learn more, see Assign colors.Ĭhange a card's phase, for example from In Progress to In Testing.Ĭhange a card's rank within its phase. Users can add color preferences based on filter attributes. This color only applies to the online view, not to the printout. Select a color for the board's background. For example, in Backlog items, if you only want to print the defects, select Defects as the Item type. The filter you applied to the view also applies to the printing. Open a preview of the cards and print them.
Perform the following operations on the cards: Action The following table describes actions you can perform in all board views. To open the board view, for the entities that support it,įrom the view drop-down on the top pane, click the Board View button.
The Task Board shows the Team Backlog > Tasks page in board view. Use this view to see the current status of your tasks: user stories, quality stories, and defects. The Story board view shows the Team Backlog > Backlog Items tab in board view, showing the status of user stories, quality stories, and defects. Use this view to see work items according to their context, such as a specific release, sprint, and team. Use this view to help you plan your sprints and releases.
The common board views that can help you in your planning and backlog management are the Planning Board, Story Board, and Task Board. The example below shows a Story Board with user stories and defects in the New, In Progress, and In Testing phases. It supports drag and drop in Workflow, allowing you to adjust the status of your items as required. The board view is available for epics, features, backlog items, tasks, and requirements ( Children tab). Under each swimlane header, the relevant items are displayed as cards. The board view is divided into swimlanes, where each lane represents a different phase for the selected entity. The board view provides a visual, interactive display of items.
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