Streams and iteration plans
We have two iteration plans with parallel work (1: development and 2: bugfix of a release > snapshot). Therefor we have two streams (each belongs to one of the iteration plans). Is it possible to link a stream to a iteration plan (so in stream 1 you can only check in files with an task of iteration plan 1, and in stream 2 only in iteration plan 2).
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Ralph Schoon (63.4k●3●36●46)
| answered Jun 02 '09, 8:12 a.m.
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Hello Ralf,
to my understanding there is no connection between plans and streams other than may be both being related to the same team. In RTC 2.0 a work item can be presented on different plans too. It would probably be possible do create an extension to jazz that creates such an automation. I don't know of one as of today. You could identify a work item on one plan using the "planned for" attribute value which determines for which iteration it is planned. I guess you can figure the development line from there and deterime if the stream to deliver to is owned by a team on that development line. The jazz.extends forum would be a good idea to ask. Another option may be a work item if you think this is important. One thought on this topic however: if such a mechanism would be in place it would be impossible to merge a change from one stream into the other at least for all roles with the restriction being in place. Ralph We have two iteration plans with parallel work (1: development and 2: |
ralf.ovelgoenne wrote:
We have two iteration plans with parallel work (1: development and 2: There is no explicit link between stream and plans. To achieve what you are asking for, you should check out the follow-up actions for the deliver operation. If you have two different team, you can restrict who is able to deliver to a stream. -- Cheers, Johannes Agile Planning Team |
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