Project Manager

Iteration Planning

Daily Planning

Progress Tracking

What Happened Yesterday?

What is the Product Quality?

What User Story is Blocked?

Manage Tasks Effectively in TaskBoard

Bind Emails to Requirements?

  

Developer

What Should I Do Today?

Subscribe to Task

Find Bug/Task/Requirement

Track Time

Save Time with Subversion Integration

Save Time with Visual Studio 2008 Integration

  

QA Engineer

Submit Bugs

Bugs List

Manage Test Cases

Run Test Cases

Track Bugs in Bugzilla / Test Track Pro

Product Owner

Requirements Management

Release Planning & Backlogs Management

Manage Customers Requests (Help Desk Module)

  

Top Manager

People Allocations

View Combined Reports

  

Developer / Save Time With Subversion / Visual Source Safe Integration


For example, you've fixed the bug and spent four hours on it. Here is the list of actions you would normally perform after the bug fix:

  1. Commit change into source control system with comment that includes bug ID
  2. Go to TargetProcess and find fixed bug
  3. Add the same comment to the bug
  4. Change bug state to Fixed
  5. Optional (add time spent on bug)

With Subversion integration all you need to do is type short message when committing changes: "#75 status:fixed time:2 comm:there was problem in constructor". TargetProcess handles all the rest.

As a result, the revision will be attached to the bug with an ID of 75, the bug state will be changed to fixed, and a comment and spent time will be added. No further action on your part - just the one message on commit.





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