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@JimmyKB JimmyKB released this 10 May 15:14
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v.1.4.18 2022-05-11

Hello from the Scale team!
Today's release includes several improvements and our long-awaited feature regarding Timeline Management.
The function is released for public preview. Feedback regarding the new function is more then welcome at [email protected]

Hope you enjoy it!

New

• Timeline Management - Working with cards
• Read-only role

Bug fixes

• License administrator could be given to the same person twice Fixed
• WSJF - Custom numbers didn't display correctly in every view Fixed
• WSJF - Saving settings didn't work sometimes Fixed
• Objectives - Title field when creating a new objective was displayed in the wrong place Fixed
• Objectives - Sum of Planned & Actual BV displayed in the wrong cell Fixed

Timeline Management

With our new timeline management function, you're able to drag cards over several sprints. With this function, you can visualize epics & features that span over a longer period then one sprint. Your cards then use the custom fields Start & Finish date that are already integrated on features in Azure DevOps.

Enabling Timeline Management

To enable the new function in your board:
Click on board settings -> Working with cards > Select start & finish date

  1. Working with cards - Click here to configure how you want the cards to work on the board
  2. Start & Finish date - Select this if you want to enable Start & finish date visualization on your board.
  3. Start date - Customize which field you want to work with for the start date - From load, our function uses Azure DevOps standard field
  4. Finish date - Customize which field you want to work with for the finish date - From load, our function uses Azure DevOps standard field

Working with Timeline Management on the board

To set a start or finish date, simply drag the left or right side of the cards as illustrated in the gif below:

Timeline management examples

Example of a board with compact cards:

Example of a regular board:

Read-only role

A frequent request from our users is to be able to limit user interaction in Scale.
With our new Read-only role you can allow users to view everything in scale but limit their action for editing or changing any information.

This role can be assigned to users in the user administration settings