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  2. JPOSERVER-1128

Ability to define start and end date on an issue with out relate it to a release

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      Problem Definition

      The release concept is more applicable to development team but less applicable when it comes to professional services team and during customer project implementations.

      Suggested Solution

      It would be great if if users are able to choose to work with releases or not - and than define end date on specific stories that will basically will be the milestones.

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          is duplicated by

          Suggestion - JPOSERVER-285 Allow to schedule a work item with manually configured start and end date

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          is related to

          Suggestion - JPOSERVER-84 As a project manager I want to set fixed start date and / or fixed end date for specific Initiatives / Epics / Stories.

          • Gathering Interest
          relates to

          Suggestion - JSWCLOUD-19754 Ability to define start and end date on an issue with out relate it to a release

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              Unassigned Unassigned
              mmuthusamy Moga
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              atibrewal@atlassian.com Aakrity Tibrewal

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