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Inconsistent behavior when dragging and dropping work items

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Thomas Starz (181●20●15) | asked Oct 17 '09, 5:45 p.m.
After some reading on jazz.net, I get the impression that the following works as implemented. However, I find it inconsistent:

I have stories and tasks in a team backlog. Some stories have tasks because they got them in an iteration but then could not be finished and were moved back to the backlog.

When I now have the sprint backlog and the team backlog side by side, move the story in question to the sprint backlog, I get the question if I also want to move the tasks. This is really helpful!

But If I just view the team backlog in Iterations view mode and move the story to an iteration, I get no question and just the story is moved without its children. To avoid this, I need to expand the story and select itself plus all children, then drag it to the iteration.

I know that I had the same behavior in RTC 1.0, too, but today I struggled again with this.

Is there any reason why this is implemented that way?

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Johannes Rieken (1.2k●1) | answered Oct 19 '09, 3:22 a.m.
starz wrote:
After some reading on jazz.net, I get the impression that the
following works as implemented. However, I find it inconsistent:

I have stories and tasks in a team backlog. Some stories have tasks
because they got them in an iteration but then could not be finished
and were moved back to the backlog.

When I now have the sprint backlog and the team backlog side by side,
move the story in question to the sprint backlog, I get the question
if I also want to move the tasks. This is really helpful!

But If I just view the team backlog in Iterations view mode and move
the story to an iteration, I get no question and just the story is
moved without its children. To avoid this, I need to expand the story
and select itself plus all children, then drag it to the iteration.

I know that I had the same behavior in RTC 1.0, too, but today I
struggled again with this.

Is there any reason why this is implemented that way?


You are right, it's inconsistent. I have created an enhancement request
to track this:
https://jazz.net/jazz/resource/itemName/com.ibm.team.workitem.WorkItem/96964

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Cheers, Johannes
Agile Planning Team

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