Matt Quagliana
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Matt Quagliana commented,
There is no way to have this report scoped to the past thirty days on a rolling basis. One thing that's important to point out is that in my example the X-Axis is the Sprint Name. I've seen some ...
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Matt Quagliana created a post,
How to: Ratio Chart
It's often useful to see how complete a functional unit is based on the state of it's components. For example, you might want to see how complete a set of stories are based on the state of the task...
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Matt Quagliana created a post,
How to: Burndown Alternative
There are several reasons why we don't find the tradition burndown to be an useful indicator of progress and overall health. (That's the topic for an upcoming post.) In the meanwhile, here's the ma...
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Matt Quagliana created a post,
How to: Velocity Chart
You can add a velocity chart to your project using this mark-up: {{ data-series-chart chart-width: 900 plot-width: 700 chart-height: 215 plot-height: 180 plot-x-offset: 60 ...
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Matt Quagliana created an article,
Increasing SOX Compliance with Go
Implementing Go can help an IT organization increase their SOX compliance in four ways: Separation of duties, including limits on who can change the release process Repeatable, documented rele...
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Matt Quagliana commented,
Right... the export/import approach is definitely the best way to move from one database to another.
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Matt Quagliana commented,
To add some additional info for anyone else reading this... Arun is spot on with his reply. The other way to migrate a project is to move the entire database. This means all of your projects would ...
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Matt Quagliana commented,
I don't have an answer for #2, but there is a way to implement #1. (BTW... in the future it's best to split these into two posts.)You can't put that formula (TODAY - 7) into a MQL query. But you c...
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Matt Quagliana commented,
The idea is that after development an analyst reviews the story as implements and signs off on it delivers that it meets the intended business value.If you skip this test, you run the risk of devel...
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Matt Quagliana commented,
In 3.2, you should use the "Add to Current Sprint" or "Add to Next Sprint" transitions. These transtions move the story to the current or next sprint and change the status from New to Ready for Ana...