Should sprint's progress bar equal sum of team members'?
One of our ScrumMasters dropped by this morning to show me his sprint backlog in the RTC client.
He observed that the sum of the individual team member contributions doesn't agree with the sprint progress bar. The time spent (294 hours) and estimated time (808 hours) agree, but the time ahead/behind is different. The sum of the individual contributions is 24 hours (behind). The sprint progress bar indicates 40 hours (behind).
Is there a logical explanation for the discrepancy, or is this a bug? (We clicked refresh to force recalculation and the discrepancy remained.)
Paul Sims
IBM WebSphere Commerce
He observed that the sum of the individual team member contributions doesn't agree with the sprint progress bar. The time spent (294 hours) and estimated time (808 hours) agree, but the time ahead/behind is different. The sum of the individual contributions is 24 hours (behind). The sprint progress bar indicates 40 hours (behind).
Is there a logical explanation for the discrepancy, or is this a bug? (We clicked refresh to force recalculation and the discrepancy remained.)
Paul Sims
IBM WebSphere Commerce
One answer
Hi Paul,
this is a bug and the number should be the same. Can you please open a
bug report against agile planning.
Thanks
Dirk Bumer
Agile Planning Component
sims wrote:
this is a bug and the number should be the same. Can you please open a
bug report against agile planning.
Thanks
Dirk Bumer
Agile Planning Component
sims wrote:
One of our ScrumMasters dropped by this morning to show me his sprint
backlog in the RTC client.
He observed that the sum of the individual team member contributions
doesn't agree with the sprint progress bar. The time spent (294
hours) and estimated time (808 hours) agree, but the time
ahead/behind is different. The sum of the individual contributions
is 24 hours (behind). The sprint progress bar indicates 40 hours
(behind).
Is there a logical explanation for the discrepancy, or is this a bug?
(We clicked refresh to force recalculation and the discrepancy
remained.)
Paul Sims
IBM WebSphere Commerce