I see on this page Bluemix Track and Plan provides burndown charts. How do I get to those?
Within your DevOps Services project dashboard click on the arrow on the right in Track&Plan button (first enable Track&Plan in Project Settings) and select Project Dashboard. In the Project Dashboard click on the button "Add widget" on top right to find all the available widgets. There you will find the Burndown Charts and many more (use the search field to filter them).
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Azure Devops allows to see PBIs and their associated tasks on sprint taskboard. But what if I want to see the associated Feature or Epic of each PBI? How about adding a new field to each PBI to see their related Epics?
I want to see the Epic on each card(list view of PBI) not by opening each PBI.
You can add the Parent field.
If you click on the settings icon, you can add the parent field. However, you can only go one level up, there is no "parent's parent" field to use.
e.g. if you use the (Epic -> Feature -> Backlog Items) structure, you can use this to show the Feature. You cannot display the Epic this way, there is no corresponding Field for it.
I'm trying to get the same user stories to show up in different boards within the same project. I checked the mapping and everything seems to be ok so I'm not sure what the issue is. Anyone have any suggestions on what to check?
Thanks.
I'm trying to get the same user stories to show up in different boards within the same project.
Azure boards are divided by team and work items are allocated based the Area Path of the team.
To see the same work items in different boards, you could try the following steps.
Step1: Navigate to Project Settings -> Team configuration . Select target teams and check if the teams have the same area path.
Step2: Open the work item that needs to be shared between Boards. Set the area path as the shared area path.
Then you could view the same User Stories in different boards.
I am evaluating Azure Boards / Azure DevOps and I wish to restrict what a Stakeholder (in this case, a customer) can see and do.
I have managed to limit what a Stakeholder can do, but is it possible to completely hide the Pipelines, Artifacts and Project Settings panes from Stakeholder?
Se the image. I want to completely hide the panes marked in red.
Image of panes to be hidden
I am not sure if we can show/hide the DevOps Services in top-level, based on a specific role. This is only available for the project level.
https://dailydotnettips.com/turning-azure-devops-service-on-or-off/
and these settings can only be controlled by the Project / Org administrator.
We cannot get rid of the Pipelines from the view for the stakeholders. Yes, we can turn off the pipelines service from the project settings overview page, thus the pipelines node will disappear from the view. However it's applied to entire project, that means all other users also cannot see the pipelines.
As a workaround you can manage security for all pipelines and Artifacts for each project, just deny all of the related permissions for the stakeholder.
In addition, I found a related suggestion ticket, you can follow and vote this ticket to get the latest news.
In TFS on Microsoft platform cannot see the Define tab in Test Plans although I have the right access. Is there anyone who can help me?
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Update:
Form Help me understand the new page:
Define tab: Collate, add and manage test cases in a test suite of
choice via this tab.
Therefore, you have to use Basic + Test Plans or Visual Studio Enterprise access level to manage tests in a test plan: Supported access levels.
If you add a screenshot to your question, this will help to see your problem. If you use TFS, it may not include Define tab in Test Plans because it in preview.
For Azure DevOps Services. Check that you have enabled "New Test Plans Page" feature in the preview features:
Sign-in into your Azure DevOps Services organization
Click on your Avatar on the top right and navigate to "Preview
Features"
Enable the 'New Test Plans Page' feature.
Here you can find some information about the New Test Plans Page.
How to post documents and change the schedule of a sprint in Visual Studio Team Services?
To change the schedule of a sprint, please following the steps below:
Open your project from web portal.
Click "Project Settings" button in the upper right corner.
Open "Work" panel.
Click "Set dates" link on the sprint you'd like to change.