Roadmap in Sprint Plan disappears after adding Tasks
I have a similar question asked in https://jazz.net/forum/questions/82737/using-roadmap-to-view-sprint-plan-but-the-gantt-chart-shows-nothing , but recommended solution does not solve my problem.
Web-UI of RTC 3.0.1.2 is used.
I've created a Release Backlog Plan and Sprint Plans with Epics and Stories. All can be seen in the Roadmap view and give a nice overview. As soon as I add Tasks, the parent Story and Epic is not displayed in the Roadmap view anymore, e.g:
Epic spans Sprint1 and Sprint2. Sprint1 has Story1 and Sprint2 has Story2 defined. I see a long bar for the Epic spanning Sprint1/2 and underneath 1 Bar for Story1 in Sprint1 and another Bar for Story2 in Sprint2.
When I add Tasks to Story 1 the Bars in Sprint1 disappears for the Epic and Story1. Bars in Sprint2 are still visible, Epic and Story2.
Categories and Plans are all are assigned/owned to/by the same team and people are all part of that team.
What am I doing wrong ?
Web-UI of RTC 3.0.1.2 is used.
I've created a Release Backlog Plan and Sprint Plans with Epics and Stories. All can be seen in the Roadmap view and give a nice overview. As soon as I add Tasks, the parent Story and Epic is not displayed in the Roadmap view anymore, e.g:
Epic spans Sprint1 and Sprint2. Sprint1 has Story1 and Sprint2 has Story2 defined. I see a long bar for the Epic spanning Sprint1/2 and underneath 1 Bar for Story1 in Sprint1 and another Bar for Story2 in Sprint2.
When I add Tasks to Story 1 the Bars in Sprint1 disappears for the Epic and Story1. Bars in Sprint2 are still visible, Epic and Story2.
Categories and Plans are all are assigned/owned to/by the same team and people are all part of that team.
What am I doing wrong ?
Accepted answer
Hi, Horst.
I've tried this with a 4.0.1 server and my initial impression is "it's all fun and games until there's a concrete assignment". Like you, I had nice, long bars spanning two sprints for the epic and the sprint for the story. Then I added a task and the bars disappeared. Then I assigned the task and gave it an estimate -- and the bars came back, though the story bar now brackets only the task bar.
I expect the scheduler, without real tasks and timeframes, simply calculates the bar to be the length of the sprint(s) -- what else can it do? But as soon as you give it real information about durations and assignments it's able to adjust and calculate something meaningful (which will at first be much shorter in length until you get the full schedule built up).
Can you give that a try and see if it behaves as you'd expect? If you are still seeing issues, I'll find a 3.0.1 server and repeat my experiment.
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