manage defects in one place in CLM
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It depends on what do you mean by "in one place".
The project area which owns a defect defines both the schema and the process for the defect, so every defect must be owned by a single project area.
The set of valid Filed-Against categories, and the set of valid Planned-For iterations for a work item are determined by the project area that owns a work item, and since these determine whether a work item belongs to a given plan, a work item must be in the same project area as a plan in order to contribute to that plan.
So if by "one place", you mean "in the same RTC repository", that is fine, because an RTC repository can hold multiple project areas (and a defect would then be owned by whatever project area contains the plan for the team that will work on that defect). If by "one place", you mean "initially in the same project area", then that is fine as well ... you can initially create all defects in that project area, and "move" a defect to another project area once you decide what team will work on that defect. But if you mean "all defects remain in a single project area", then that wouldn't allow a defect to be worked on by a team that wasn't in that project area.
The project area which owns a defect defines both the schema and the process for the defect, so every defect must be owned by a single project area.
The set of valid Filed-Against categories, and the set of valid Planned-For iterations for a work item are determined by the project area that owns a work item, and since these determine whether a work item belongs to a given plan, a work item must be in the same project area as a plan in order to contribute to that plan.
So if by "one place", you mean "in the same RTC repository", that is fine, because an RTC repository can hold multiple project areas (and a defect would then be owned by whatever project area contains the plan for the team that will work on that defect). If by "one place", you mean "initially in the same project area", then that is fine as well ... you can initially create all defects in that project area, and "move" a defect to another project area once you decide what team will work on that defect. But if you mean "all defects remain in a single project area", then that wouldn't allow a defect to be worked on by a team that wasn't in that project area.
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