How to "remove" parent workitem from sub-iteration when child workitems closed ?
We use a releaseplan with iterations and sub-iterations.
The parent workitem is planned for iterations and the child workitems planned for different sub-iterations.
In the plan view I can see the parent (shown colour grey) in the sub-iteration and the child in colour blue.
When I closed all childs in the sub-iteration normally the parent was "removed" in the sub-iteration too.
Now in one case the parent wasn't removed in the sub-iteraton and I didn't really understand why.
Does someone have an idea ?
The parent workitem is planned for iterations and the child workitems planned for different sub-iterations.
In the plan view I can see the parent (shown colour grey) in the sub-iteration and the child in colour blue.
When I closed all childs in the sub-iteration normally the parent was "removed" in the sub-iteration too.
Now in one case the parent wasn't removed in the sub-iteraton and I didn't really understand why.
Does someone have an idea ?
One answer
Hi Katrin,
from the screenshots you can see that the plan thinks 8468 is planned for the iteration RM PST 3. At least that is what the plan seems to assume. The indicator for that is the missing up arrow in front of the element. This arrow in front of the element tells you that the work item is tracked in a different iteration and only showed in this iteration, because one of its child work items belongs to this iteration.
Interestingly enough the arrow appears in Release 4Q12 in front of 8468. It escapes me why that should be the case. The other screenshots seem to show something different. You can hover the mouse over the up arrow and let the icon tell you where it tracks the item.
from the screenshots you can see that the plan thinks 8468 is planned for the iteration RM PST 3. At least that is what the plan seems to assume. The indicator for that is the missing up arrow in front of the element. This arrow in front of the element tells you that the work item is tracked in a different iteration and only showed in this iteration, because one of its child work items belongs to this iteration.
Interestingly enough the arrow appears in Release 4Q12 in front of 8468. It escapes me why that should be the case. The other screenshots seem to show something different. You can hover the mouse over the up arrow and let the icon tell you where it tracks the item.
Comments
Comments
Ralph Schoon
FORUM ADMINISTRATOR / FORUM MODERATOR / JAZZ DEVELOPER Feb 21 '13, 3:35 a.m.Katrin Heymann
Feb 21 '13, 4:04 a.m.