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Progress Rollup for Nested Iterations

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Matt Pomroy (26●5●2) | asked Apr 01 '09, 1:57 p.m.
Hi,

We have created an iteration plan with phases - each phase has 1..n iterations. Is there an easy way to view progress at each level (iteration, phase, project)?

Thinking I'm just missing something.

Thanks!

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Elisabeth Carbone (616●10●8) | answered Apr 02 '09, 4:41 a.m.
JAZZ DEVELOPER
Hello,

in RTC Beta 2 you can in addition to Iteration Plans create Release Plans. A release plan can be created for any iteration, and includes all work items planned for that iteration plus all work items planned for a child iteration and belonging to the group of top-level work item types.

Please see section "Support for Release Plans" in New & Noteworty on https://jazz.net/downloads/rational-team-concert/betas/2.0Beta1?p=news

Does this answer your question?

/Elisabeth
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Dirk Baeumer (481●1) | answered Apr 02 '09, 5:36 a.m.
JAZZ DEVELOPER
Hi,

release plans are to be used to track the progress of an overall release
in terms of its top level items. The progress is shown in a customizable
sizing attribute (in Scrum story points) not in hours since future
iterations are typically not broken down yet, so no concrete hour
estimates exist yet.

Dirk Bumer
Agile Planning Component

ehodel wrote:
Hello,

in RTC Beta 2 you can in addition to Iteration Plans create Release
Plans. A release plan can be created for any iteration, and includes
all work items planned for that iteration plus all work items planned
for a child iteration and belonging to the group of top-level work
item types.

Please see section "Support for Release Plans" in New &
Noteworty on
https://jazz.net/downloads/rational-team-concert/betas/2.0Beta1?p=news

Does this answer your question?

/Elisabeth
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Matt Pomroy (26●5●2) | answered Apr 02 '09, 10:26 a.m.
Thanks :)

Hi,

release plans are to be used to track the progress of an overall release
in terms of its top level items. The progress is shown in a customizable
sizing attribute (in Scrum story points) not in hours since future
iterations are typically not broken down yet, so no concrete hour
estimates exist yet.

Dirk Bumer
Agile Planning Component

ehodel wrote:
Hello,

in RTC Beta 2 you can in addition to Iteration Plans create Release
Plans. A release plan can be created for any iteration, and includes
all work items planned for that iteration plus all work items planned
for a child iteration and belonging to the group of top-level work
item types.

Please see section "Support for Release Plans" in New &
Noteworty on
https://jazz.net/downloads/rational-team-concert/betas/2.0Beta1?p=news

Does this answer your question?

/Elisabeth

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