I don't care when is it added to Jira. We are discussing them on the next sprint planning and I'll work on them next sprint.
Isn't it a little to late for new features? Ideally, critical bugs should be fixed before said features are even merged, although processes vary.
Maybe because every click takes at least a second to complete. Excel sucks but atlassian UX is just painfully.
Gitlab forever
You know that Jira can bulk import defects / work items from a CSV file, right? And that the Jira UI is painful to work with?
I think sheโs got her shit together.
And we're talking about QA people here, right? So it seems good to try to stash non-critical issues for a while to see if you encounter more similar issues. So that you can better determine the actual root cause.
This assumes that the person would be technical enough to understand the links between different errors, but from my experience even non-technical people that do helpdesk stuff get much better at describing issues after some time at the company.
This does seem sensible. I'd way rather have one list of "Hey, I think these three go together/have the same root cause" and "these two could be fixed by changing/removing x"
Does someone know what the context behind this painting is?
At least we can all agree Jira sucks. Right?
I do that. Its just convenient and better than filing a ticket with insufficient information as you collect more data after checking.
I'm fine with 15+ observations, but sometimes qa would raise 5 tickets for the same scenario. That annoys me lol. I would just move those tickets to rejected with my eyes closed
Must be posted by somebody who never worked with Jira. That thing sucks. I don't blame anybody for minimizing the time spent with it
This is to mess in the weekly
Lol, that Friday evening Jira session is like a horror story that never ends. ๐ Whose idea was it to save everything till the last min? #ProcrastinatorsUnite
Would rather this than pings randomly throughout the day. Submitted on Friday evening? Perfectly set up for Monday ๐
It's honestly better than getting 3 slightly different variations created as 3 new Jira tickets on the way too.ย
To me it sounds like you can read through them, and have a whole weekend to think about them