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Branch State. There are 5 possible states for branches: Active - Active branches are branches that were updated in the last 7 days. This means that the last commit (which was not a merge commit) occu…
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Carryover from Iteration. Carryover from <Iteration> displays all the tasks (e.g. branches) that were not completed during the iteration and continues to be active after the iteration ends. You can c…
Done in Iteration. Done in <Iteration> displays all the tasks (e.g. branches) that were completed in this iteration. Since customers have different perceptions for the 'definition of done' this state…
High Rework. High rework refers to all the branches that contain high level of code changes and high level of rework. The rework level of a branch is affected by the total code changes introduced in…
High Risk. High risk work refers to all the branches that contain high level of code changes and high level of rework or refactor. The risk level of a branch is affected by the total code changes int…
Point in History. Branches are mutable entities. A branch may change its state over time pending on the actions that are done in it. A branch may change its state from "active" to "stale" to "merged"…
WIP (Work In Progress). The 'WIP' filter will show you all the engineering tasks (branches) that are currently in work (e.g. in state 'active'). Understanding the amount of open branches and their es…
