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should I add stories in sprint?

Aysu Demir
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February 27, 2020

in our project we have stories and tasks. tasks are under the stories. if all tasks complete, story which is releated whith those tasks have to be complete too. in sprints, is it enough to move tasks only to sprint or should ı add stories too?

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Jack Brickey
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February 27, 2020

I would not use Tasks but rather sub-tasks under stories. In this way things work more cleanly IMO. 

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Aysu Demir
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February 27, 2020

why? I think hierarchy like epic->story->task->subtask . is not it true?

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Jack Brickey
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February 28, 2020

Because in Jira there isn’t an inherit parent-child relationship between Story and Task. They are at the same level from a hierarchy perspective.

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   Story1

   Story2

      Subtask1

      Subtask2

      Subtask3

   Task1

     Subtask1

     Subtask2

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