Each of these epics contains multiple user stories, and potentially even Jira tasks -- small units of work that devs must accomplish to complete a story. The following examples describe the epics in the above Jira screenshot: The user registration epic contains three stories. The payment and su...
Epics and stories are not available in Jira Service Desk, so some users track new features suggested by customers as epics in Jira Software. Jira Ticketing Best Practices As with every other platform setup, you maximize your benefits by considering implementation from the perspective of the people...
When viewing an epic in a next-gen project, you can create child issues like stories, bugs, or tasks. Various bug fixes and improvements. 81 Custom fields added by your add-ons will now be displayed and editable. You can now filter project board by labels!
@Alexandre Thouin Our Jira admin was able to configure Epics for our projects, but looks like the Q3 update for nesting hasn't been released yet (unless our setup is incorrect). Epics still don't work well in Jira Work Management . @Chase Wilson Any update on Epics nesting in the l...
a work item’s estimation work items of lower hierarchy levels (stories or subtasks take priority over epics or initiatives) for the reasons discussed below, we recommend that you only estimate work items at the story level, and that you show rolled-up values in your plan ...
Program Increment Progress:Each PI is presented, with its current status and percent complete in terms of effort points from accepted stories versus total effort points. Program PI Progress:Calculated as: ((Sum of effort points from accepted stories associated with the program and planned for the ...
The color of the cards is given by the issue’s hierarchy: purple for epics, green for stories or tasks and yellow for sub-tasks. It might be useful to have such gadget at the release level as well, but by displaying only the high level work-items, like features or stories, be...
1. Standardize conventions on defining epics, stories, and subtasks Jira has a three-level hierarchy in which epics can contain one or more user stories and other issue types. Jira used the generic term “Issues” to reflect epics, stories, tasks, subtasks, defects, and other custom types...