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Bug
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Resolution: Fixed
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Low
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10.118.2
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1
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Severity 3 - Minor
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No
Issue Summary
- Feature (Jira Epic) has four fields w.r.t. timelines- Target Sprints: Target Start, Target Completion && Dates: Start and Target Completion.
- Dates: Start and Target Completion are derived from Date Labels defined in JA Administration > Settings > Platform Terminology > Date Labels > Start / Initiation, Target Completion --- working/expected
- Target Sprints: Target Start field is not derived from platform terminology — working/expected.
- Target Sprints: Target Completion is also being derived from the Platform Terminology > Date Label > Target Completion - Not Expected. Reason: Sprint is a logical name for a date range and not an actual date. So, it should not derive the terminology defined under platform terminology.
Steps to Reproduce
- Note down existing Field Labels from a Feature: Target Sprints: Target Start, Target Completion && Dates: Start and Target Completion
- Modify JA Administration > Settings > Platform Terminology > Date Labels > Start / Initiation to "Test Start"
- Modify JA Administration > Settings > Platform Terminology > Date Labels > Target Completion to "Test Target End Date"
- Go back to any Feature and notice how the field labels Target Sprints: Target Start, Target Completion && Dates: Start and Target Completion are derived
- Dates: Start and Target Completion change to Test Start and Test Target End Date – expected/working
- Target Sprints: Target Start remains unchanged (independent of platform terminology date label)
- Target Sprints: Target Completion changes to Test Target End Date – not expected as sprint is not a date but a name of time frame.
Expected Results
Target Sprints: Target Completion field on Feature should not fetch the date label from Platform Terminology > Date Labels
Actual Results
Target Sprints: Target Completion field on Feature fetches date label from Platform Terminology > Date Labels
Workaround
None