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You can also just create 1 ticket with a bunch of small things. The devs on my team are encouraged to move tickets around and plan their time however they want
by viklove 7y ago
You can also just create 1 ticket with a bunch of small things.
The devs on my team are encouraged to move tickets around and plan their time however they want, but JIRA allows our product, design, dev, and qa teams to coordinate without being in the same room every day. It's just another form of async communication that helps us make sure we're shipping everything we promised, and fixing all critical bugs before the end of the week.
- lawn 7y agoYes, it's basically the same for us as well. And we do group together smaller things into one ticket often. For us tickets are most important to track what gets included in releases and patches, and to tell QA to test our branches (and we almost always require QA to test our branches before they're merged).