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Jeff Turner [Atlassian] added a comment - 02/Sep/05 04:05 AM
If we rendered each roadmap entry with a CSS class, it will be easy to hide subtasks with Javascript or by editing the CSS.
This will be a very handy feature.
Very good idea !! IMHO you should provide a solution that let the user choose it's "default state" for the checkbox. Idea : 1) implement a checkbox in User's preferences (like the "Email me when i make changes") -> Substaks hidden in Roadmap / Changelog CSS isn't a nice solution because the issue counts won't change, so it's a bit more work than anticipated.
To be consistent, please extended this improvement to exclude / hide / remove also include Release Notes from reporting.
And for the project lead or management point of view (if you need to hide the details), JRA-5869 will do the job. Ahmad, nice suggestion.
I have changed the summary to include Release Notes. (I will resolve the other issue you raised as a duplicate). Nick, thanks for the feedback
 and clean up. I will add my details about the release notes her.
Suggestion about how to implement the release notes part: Sample 1 - extended the existing release notes screen
Sample 2 - add an additional option to existing release notes screen
Please review this post
and consider this issue as a part of a greater whole. Ahmad We are planning to revisit sub-tasks in 3.6. We will have a look into this issue then.
I would suggest extending to enable/disable reporting of any issue type in the Roadmap, Changelog, and Release Notes. We have created a new issue type called Requirements as a means for capturing Business Requirements as defined by business analysts. We use Confluence to capture a business requirements document, but the actual requirements are entered directly into JIRA and a portlet is displayed in the Confluence document. From these Requirements, developers generate Features Requests, Improvements, and Refactor issues that are linked directly to the Requirements. They may even link existing Bugs to a Requirement.
However, when we generate, say Release Notes, we'd really just like to show Feature Requests, Improvements and Bug. We'd like to hide Requirements, Refactor, Sub-tasks and TestCases (another type of Sub-task). Unfortunately I appended by mistake a '_' character to the URL – this leads to a dead link
And because of Please review using the corrected link: http://forums.atlassian.com/thread.jspa?threadID=9146 Ahmad removed from JIRA 3.7 - really bad news
What about using a pre-defined filter as an input list for the Release-Notes output? Would it help to get this feature for 3.7.1 ......? |
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