Hi! well here is my issue:
We have 2 different versions in our product, version A and version B, but every sprint (4weeks) we release a new version of each one, the releases have their version number (e.g. V2.2.3), now when a bug is reported in Jira I wanted to know if it was created in the version A or B, meaning that i would need to group these releases into the versions to identify them.
I was thinking something like creating two versions and then sub-versions ta merge into them, so we could know which version is the affected (A or B) and which sub-version (e.g. V2.2.1).
Hi David,
Why don't you just include the name of the product in the version name?
Hi John,
We can't do it because A and B will always remain the same... some similarity is like having a "production version" and a "testing version" so everytime we release one we have to include it into one of those.
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Sorry, I read that wrong about the product name. I would still give the version names some unique identifier other than just numbers. Like Prod-V2.2.1 and Test-V2.2.1
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