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I've never worked in a place that had 'release cycles'. Maybe it's just me, but maybe not. So I'm glad that Jira doesn't force its 'release cycle' shenanigans
by otabdeveloper4 7y ago
I've never worked in a place that had 'release cycles'.
Maybe it's just me, but maybe not.
So I'm glad that Jira doesn't force its 'release cycle' shenanigans on me. Like with git, not being opinionated is the road to success.
- k__ 7y agoYes, sounds like something a bored project manager would "invent" to feel in control.
- slow_donkey 7y agoI work at a place with mobile apps. You can't continuously release a new app update every day so a release cycle is useful for structuring when we're going to ship, when qa starts to test, and having deliverable dates in anticipation of app store/play store approvers (couple days)