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And atlassian ones. I mean, we have a guy who is really into scrum in our team, and is always chasing us to update, create or move our tickets to the correct q
by prmoustache 2y ago
And atlassian ones.
I mean, we have a guy who is really into scrum in our team, and is always chasing us to update, create or move our tickets to the correct queue/status/whatever. As engineers we are so tired of waiting for Jira to respond that we usually just give up midway after clicking somewhere and work on our tasks then forget about that tab and never complete what we meant to update on Jira.
- boxed 2y agoThe trick is to automate that stuff imo. Having devs push buttons in jira is stupid.
- bradknowles 2y agoThere are good JIRA installations, and bad ones. Good ones are speedy and responsive, even if you have a large amount of data you’re working with, and there are lots of tickets in the system. I was on the team that managed one of the JIRA installations at Whole Foods, before the company got bought by Amazon. I remember what a good JIRA installation looks like.