i'm new to JIRA. I could see the labels at first glance when it's on board, but I can't see the labels when viewed on backlog
I have labels like "Coding" , "Firebase" , "Function" and it's really hard when I can't see the labels on backlog
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While implementing HC gantt chart with tree grid and sub tasks I noticed that in the samples collapsing an item with children would show the details of the children, but not always.
Looking at standard project management example (jsfiddle.net/gh/get/library/pure/highcharts/highcharts/tree/master/samples/gantt/demo/project-management) if we collapse the "New Offices" node, it will show a summary of the children underneath, but if we collapse the "New Product launch" node, then it doesn't show any details. Why are those 2 nodes performing differently? In my case I'm never seeing details but this might help find the required conditions.
It is a bug, which has been already reported and fixed. Should be fine in the next release.
See: https://github.com/highcharts/highcharts/issues/12617
I am trying to use Areas to divide up work on a project, but the default backlogs in TFS 2017 don't show any items assigned to Areas that are not the default root Area.
Project
==Default Area
====Client 1 Sub-Area
======Epics, Stories, etc.
====Client 2 Sub-Area
======Epics, Stories, etc.
All of the items in the sub-areas disappeared from all Boards. Queries still work, but the view is list view only. I need to be able to show all of the team's work on one board, and even better if the Areas become swimlanes on the Board.
There does not appear to be a way to alter the query used by the Backlogs, nor is there a way to show a Board for custom queries. How can I show Items from all Areas on a Board?
Go to the team project Work setting page. click the blue words "click here".
In the team setting Area page, click "Select area(s)", then add those sub-areas. The selected area paths will determine what shows up on your team's backlog and what work items your team is responsible for.
In addition to TingTings answer:
Instead of selecting the sub areas one by one you can also use the context menu of the parent area to include all sub areas.
Have some nodes with multiple labels. Labels are assigned colors for the graph output of a Match Result.
Is there a way to force a node to show a specific label color? Am able to select the property to show on the node. The correct (more specific label) would make the graph display much more readable.
thanks,
Dave
using Neo4j CE 3.0.6 on Win10
Probably best achieved using an external style sheet (GRASS) .
To create this click on the 'star' in the left-hand pane of the Neo4J browser.
At the bottom there is a button labeled 'Graph Style Sheet' which you can click on and then download to edit.
Once finished drop the CSS file onto the grey bar at the bottom of the Graph Style Sheet dialog at 2).
In terms of controlling the appearance when multiple labels apply this is determined by the order in which the styles are defined.
See
Neo4j 2.0.1 graphstyle.grass for multiple labels
GitHub: Better grass (graph styling) engine
When the graph is displayed :
In this graph, there are 4 User nodes, two of them having the Organization label (domain is Github).
You can click on the specific label, for example Organization on the top, next to *(4) , once clicked, colors will appear on the bottom of the frame, click one of them to apply this color to the chosen label :
I have created multiple area paths for each module in our system.
When working in the Backlog I'd like to filter backlog items for one of the modules (Area Path). I could not figure out how to do that, so I simply added the Are Path field to the Backlog view and used the Filter for filtering on the requested module.
This worked, but when there are Tasks associated to the backlog item, they also show up in the Backlog, which quickly pollutes the view. Is there another way to either enable filtering on Area path or hiding Tasks from the backlog view?
The filter box in the (Product) Backlog view only works on keywords, unfortunately, and you can't exclude items. There is also a Tags filter. If you click the filter button, you can click the tags you want to include. This would require you to add a "backlog" tag to all the items you want to show (excluding tasks, of course) but, even though it works, it's not a great solution, because you have to manually add the tag to the work items you want to display.
If you're not tied to the Backlog view, you could switch over to the (Kanban) Board view. There is a more advanced filter there. Click "Board" at the top, then the filter button in the upper right, and then you can filter according to work item type and other values. This is probably what I would do.
The third option is to convert your view into a query by clicking Create Query at the top of the backlog (or just manually writing a new query). You can then edit the query to exclude Tasks. The advantage is that it's a lot easier to control what work items you see (or don't see), and how you see them. The disadvantage is that you lose the ability to drag-drop for stack ranking, and other backlog features.
We would like new items to end up last on the backlog. I updated the WIT field Backlog Priority in the first transition and set that to 2000000 but it was changed back to a lower number automatically (with a 2nd revision)
Anyway this can be accomplished?
TFS 2015 update 3 on prem.
Thanks!
Just as nschonni commented, new items will automatically appear at the last on backlog.
After you've got some items on your backlog, you can order them and create a prioritized list of work. Frequently reviewing and prioritizing your backlog can help your team know what's most important to deliver next.
Reorder your backlog by simply dragging work items. Or, if you prefer the keyboard, hold the Alt key and use the up and down arrows.
You should refrain from using the bulk modify function to change
the backlog priority of work items. While you can assign a value to
the Backlog Priority (Scrum) or Stack Rank (Agile and CMMI) fields,
you'll be assigning the same value to all items you've selected for
bulk edit. These fields are used by the system to track the relative
ranking of items on the product, feature, or epic backlogs.
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Update
When you use the quick add, the new crated item either in the top or bottom is based on the position of your mouse.
For example, if you put the mouse at the top, the new created item should also at the top. If you put the mouse at the bottom, then it will also appear at the bottom. More if you want the created at a specific position, you just need to move your mouse.
The select items should have a grey background.