What it contains
- Requirements, written as acceptance criteria, that define done.
- Work items, the pieces of work Iron Octopus builds and reviews.
- Review results, including anything sent back for rework.
- A full history of what was asked for, decided, built and checked.
BKG-F012, made from its project key and a number. Work items have IDs too, such as BKG-W031.
Stages
Every feature moves through the same stages.
A feature can also step back. From Building or Acceptance it can return to Planning, and from Acceptance it can return to Building when a requirement needs more work.
These are the default rules. You can change them, for example to let a feature start without your approval.
After release
A released feature doesn’t change. If you find a problem with it later, report a defect. The fix becomes a new feature that goes through the same steps, and the original stays as it was released.Where you see it
- On your Home page: Needs you when it’s waiting for a decision, In progress while it’s in Building or Acceptance, and Recently released afterwards.
- In the left rail, under its project, while it’s active.
- On its own page, with its stage track, requirements, work items and history.
What you can do
- Approve its plan and start building.
- Follow the work and see what review sent back.
- Release it.
- Read its history or export it.
- Cancel it, or reopen a cancelled feature.