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  2. JPOSERVER-1730

Force new tickets for specified Issue Sources to go automatically into the Later release

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      Right now tickets are all going into whatever the next release is in order. For some projects that makes sense. For some it doesn't. Is there a way to tell Portfolio when its Calculating the release to use to default to Later instead of looking at the list of releases? I'm getting Releases with dates that are shifting, not because of the already scheduled items, but because of new items that should never have been assigned to that release.

       

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            [JPOSERVER-1730] Force new tickets for specified Issue Sources to go automatically into the Later release

            Not sure how this isn't getting any response from the JPO team. Doesn't seem like a destructive change, and clearly a lot of people are wishing to have this level of control over more complex portfolio plans with multiple products and fixversions to manage.

            Nic Stransky added a comment - Not sure how this isn't getting any response from the JPO team. Doesn't seem like a destructive change, and clearly a lot of people are wishing to have this level of control over more complex portfolio plans with multiple products and fixversions to manage.

            Liandro Rossini added a comment - - edited

            Nice idea, but (in our scenario) we still would have to set the "release" for the earlier items. 

            We use kanban + continuous delivery.. so we don't have to set any release.

            Considering this, the solution for the "minor manual effort" would be an option for we just to set and portfolio "do not antecipate any story".  No release setting needed. 

            Liandro Rossini added a comment - - edited Nice idea, but (in our scenario) we still would have to set the "release" for the earlier items.  We use kanban + continuous delivery.. so we don't have to set any release. Considering this, the solution for the "minor manual effort" would be an option for we just to set and portfolio "do not antecipate any story".  No release setting needed. 

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              1af05c5174a4 Nic Stransky
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              atibrewal@atlassian.com Aakrity Tibrewal

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