I am new to using TFS.
I have created two epics (With features under them):
[Epic]Workflow 1
[Feature]Screen A
[Feature]Screen B
[Feature]Screen C
[Epic]Workflow 2
[Feature]Screen X
[Feature]Screen B
[Feature]Screen C
How can I "share" the features "Screen B" and "Screen C" between the two epics? Or how else to organise this hierarchy?
We cannot "Share" the features directly like the hierarchy you mentioned, because a work item can have only one Parent link.
As a workaround, you can create a copy of the Feature work items, then add parent link to another Epic.
For example in you scenario:
Create a copy of [Feature]Screen B and [Feature]Screen C
Remove the Parent link to [Epic]Workflow 1 for these copied
Features
Add Parent link to [Epic]Workflow 2
Related
I am working on narrowing down the selection from three tables. The hierarchy looks like the link below.
PublisherAccountID includes a list of PublisherName, and within Publisher name, it contains a list of Imprint.
PublisherAccountID > PublisherName > Publisher Imprint
I am creating narrowing options for each hierarchy on Tableau.
For example, if I have two PublisherAccountID, A and B, A contains 1,2,3 while B contains 4,5,6. If I select A, then the option for PublisherName will now show 456.
Sorry I don't know how to not embed pciture link. The heiracy is below
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Have you grouped the fields? You can always create a group. You can name the group from the 2nd level i.e. B, and group the relevant items (4,5,6). You can then use the new Group field as a filter.
I have 3 Jenkins plan .
Plan A , B, C
I need to display the build numbers of Plan A and B in Plan C's Drop down.
I have displayed Plan A's build number in Plan C's Drop down. with the below code:
def jobname="A"
def list=[]
hudson.model.AbstractProject<?, ?> otherJob = jenkins.model.Jenkins.getInstance().getItemByFullName(jobname, hudson.model.AbstractProject.class)
hudson.util.RunList<?> builds = otherJob.getBuilds().overThresholdOnly(hudson.model.Result.SUCCESS)
builds.each{run -> list.add(run.displayName) }
list
How to display 2 jobs( Plan A and B) build number in a single(Plan C) drop down
in my dimension hierarchy I'd like to remove the "system-generated" DataMember. The hierarchy tree is composed as follows:
A
A
A.A
A.A
A.A.A
A.B
Where A and A.A are DataMember which corrupt the hierarchy.
I'd like to have the real hierarchy like this:
A
A.A
A.A.A
A.B
What are the MDX techniques for filtering out the system-generated DataMember in a hierarchy dimension?
More specifically I'm working on TFS OLAP, Work Item Tree dimension.
Thanks
A litte late for an answer, but since I couldn't find a quick solution, I came up with the following:
Filter(
Descendants([Dimension].[Hierarchy].[Level 02].Allmembers),
NOT [Dimension].[Hierarchy].CurrentMember.Parent.DataMember IS [Dimension].[Hierarchy].CurrentMember.DataMember
)
*Note: I'm using the level dynamically in my original MDX statement. Replace the descendants function as desired.
FILTER (
DESCENDANTS( [Work Item Tree].[Work Item Tree Hierarchy].[Work Item Tree].ALLMEMBERS ),
NOT [Work Item Tree].[Work Item Tree Hierarchy].CURRENTMEMBER.IS_DATAMEMBER
)
We prepare to use JIRA to customise a project.
The situation is that we have so many statuses(steps) in the project, like a, b, c, d, e, f, g, h..., we want to group some of the statuses together under a common name, for example, name A includes a,b,c and name B includes d,e,f....something like that.
Anyone knows whether there is such existing function in JIRA or plugins which can satisfy the requirement.
Thanks.
JIRA doesn't do hierarchical workflows. The simplest way is to give all your status names prefixes, e.g. A:a, A:b, A:c, B:d etc
I've build up a hierarchical structure of all my work items with excel - all my work items are now organized in multiple levels.
User Story 1
|-- Task 1
| -- -- Sub Task 1
| -- -- -- Bug 1
| -- -- Sub Task 2
| -- -- -- Bug 2
| -- -- -- Sub Sub Task 3
| -- -- -- -- Bug 4
...
But how can I access all items under a certain work item (e.g., "All under Task 1") and visualize the results in a somehow hierarchical way?
Is this possible with TFS 2010 and VST 2010? Or do I need some third-party tools to get e.g., "All my Bugs for Sub Task 2" or "All Tasks for User Story 1"?
Thank you
Konrad
In general you need to construct Work Item Queries in VS that have "Type of Query" equal to "Tree of Work Items".
To obtain a list of Bugs for Sub Task 2:
New Query of type "Tree of work items" with Work Item = Sub Task 2 & linked work items Type = Bug
To obtain a list of Tasks under UStory 1:
New Query of type "Tree of work items" with Work Item = User Story 1 & linked work items Type = Task
For an external tool:
See here for a nice codeplex-solution that generates DGML - trees of Work Items.