Hi,
I want to clean "done" items from the "Done" column in Kanban board automatically as soon as any ticket moves to "Done" State in Kanban Board. Currently I have been doing it by releasing them manually using "Fix Version" field .
Please suggest how to do it without using "Release Versions"??
Thanks in advance.
If CMP you can change the filter to age issues off after say 1 week being in done. You can use Quick filter to hide them temporarily.
Yes, and...to Jack's suggestion:
I recommend using the Kanban sub-filter to further refine what you want to see for completed work. For example, this sub-filter only shows the items completed during the last business day. That can be helpful for teams which have a daily Kanban standup to review their flow.
resolved IS EMPTY OR resolved >= startOfDay(-1d) OR resolved < startOfWeek(-1d) AND resolved >= startOfDay(-3)
Kind regards,
Bill
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Search for the issues you want to "clean" out of the column, then use bulk-edit to set a version on them.
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Hi @Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Thanks for the response.
Actually I don't want to do it manually by using bulk-edit. Do we have any other option to do it??
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You could use Automation to set fix version but this could be complex if you care about the actual version. If not...
trigger - scheduled daily
condition - issue in done status
condition - fix version is empty
condition - compare resolutiondate to now and if the diff is say > 10d...
action - edit issue and set fix version to say 1.0
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To be honest, the "release" button is the main "alternative" to a bulk-edit.
Automating a release or bulk-edit is the only other option really, as Jack says.
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