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Sub (nested) themes
as a user, I'd like to be able to have themes nested within other themes, for easier sorting and prioritization.
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Hi Matt
Thanks for this suggestion, however this is not something currently we have scheduled in our backlog. If this feature is requested more often, we will certainly consider it.
Matt
I voted for this even though I'm not 100% sure it's what I want. Here's my issue:
Our structure is:
PRODUCT > EPIC > FEATURE > USER STORY
Easybacklog's structure is
BACKLOG > THEME > USER STORY
This means that I have to collapse two of our levels to use this product. It also affects how I can calculate velocity since each backlog has its own sprints and stats.
In order to have better stats data, I would want to use a backlog to manage a single project. However, that means I have only two backlogs (at this point) and a proliferation of themes.
On the other hand, if I set up PRODUCT+EPIC as the backlog, my features become easier to manage. But now I have many separated set of stats and sprints.
Our structure is:
PRODUCT > EPIC > FEATURE > USER STORY
Easybacklog's structure is
BACKLOG > THEME > USER STORY
This means that I have to collapse two of our levels to use this product. It also affects how I can calculate velocity since each backlog has its own sprints and stats.
In order to have better stats data, I would want to use a backlog to manage a single project. However, that means I have only two backlogs (at this point) and a proliferation of themes.
On the other hand, if I set up PRODUCT+EPIC as the backlog, my features become easier to manage. But now I have many separated set of stats and sprints.
This is a very needed request and @Rob - it will solve your need to get out of Pivotal.
I'm glad it's under review - I hope it gets picked soon.
I'm glad it's under review - I hope it gets picked soon.
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Hi Matt
Thanks for this suggestion, however this is not something currently we have scheduled in our backlog. If this feature is requested more often, we will certainly consider it.
Matt