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The problem with Jira is that it's not opinionated enough about what using it "correctly" means. Every company I've ever worked for that used Jira had turned it
by yosito 3y ago
The problem with Jira is that it's not opinionated enough about what using it "correctly" means. Every company I've ever worked for that used Jira had turned it into a giant foot gun.
- ryathal 3y agoI don't think being opinionated helps. TFS is extremely opinionated, and has gotten more so, but I can't say it's better. It's just as easy to make a convoluted mess that doesn't mean anything. It's only real advantage is if you use the full stack of MS stuff the integration between all the parts is really good, where Jira seems like a totally separate entity from your source control and build system. Both have their advantages though.