When I try to configure a new team in Continuum, I am unable to add assets (other than users) to that team.
For example: my new team name is V1Kings, I've added the team, added a new user to this team thedevopsguru and created a new project.
When the project wizard comes up, the new team name is not an option in the team drop down.
A good description of how Teams are used and configured can be found here: https://community.versionone.com/Continuum/Administration/Security/Access_Control
When a user is added to a team the user must log out and back in again to have the new team stored in the session. At that point, the team will be available to be selected in the team drop down when creating/editing a project or other asset.
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I just changed my youtrack license plan to 3 Users, 1 private Project and therefore wanted to make my project private.
Within the Access menu I only see this:
But I can not find away to actually disable guest or All Users from viewing my projects issues in the Issues menu and so on.
How can I configure this?
#Jk1
Told to check out Groups > All Users > Roles tab. That was the solution
So this seems rather dumb I have to ask seeing as it's all over the itunes connect page. But my question is rather simple. I want to release a test flight version out but only allow certain people access to it. We need to test things on our dev server but don't want ALL of our testers using the dev server (they would get confused). When I go to Test Flight --> iOS --> (click on version) --> There's a Groups tab. And it lists the groups for this build to test on... okay. That's fine. Except there's no way to delete a group. I just want to submit a built to test flight and just allow certain people access to it. Is this possible?
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Screenshot of what im talking about
Create a group for those specific users, and add their emails to the group. Make sure the group is selected in the left sidebar, by default it will show the list of users you just added...
But above the list you can choose the builds tab. Tap that and you will see this...
Tap the + sign and choose the build that you want to share with this group of users. If this is the first time you have shared this version of the app it may have to be approved for Beta testing by Apple.
We are using JIRA to work with a team of Developers and a QA team. Currently the 'Dev Team Leader' creates a 'Task' ticket, assigns it to the development member, who work on that ticket and then informs the JIRA ticket number to the QA team, who create a separate QA ticket for testing it. And of the test is pass or failed they inform the DEV team, who either fix it or change the ticket status to 'In Deploy'.
My question is as follows:
Should they create single ticket and use that to do the Development and Testing ? (ie. shift the ticket between the DEV Team and QA Team)
Should the DEV team create a Parent TASK ticket for Development and then assign it to the QA team, who will create a Sub-Task for the Testing and link it to the Parent Development ticket?
Issues:
We need to identify which team member worked on the development
task?
Which team member worked on the Testing ?
How much of tie spent on Development as a whole?
How much of time spent on Testing as a whole?
What is the best way of doing this ?
You only need one ticket or an Issue in JIRA context. Your Project should have a workflow with, for example, the following Statuses: To Do -> In development -> In testing -> from here, the Issue can go in two directions, back to In development if the QA is not satisfied or Done.
When the Issue is moved to the next step, it will/should be assigned to the proper person, i.e. in To Do it's assigned to your project lead or whoever distributes the tasks, In Development it's the developer, In testing the QA, etc.
This is the most widely-accepted way to use JIRA as a ticket tracker. Each transition will be recorded in the Issue Activity Log with the corresponding datetimes, Assignees, etc. You will have access to all the information you've asked for.
It sounds to me like the workflow is in need of granular tracking of development work and testing, where a single ticket (suggested idea) doesn't satisfy.
I found the following design useful:
1. Create a USER STORY that has a set of criteria that needs to be met.
2. Sub TASKS can be created as children of the STORY especially if they need to be worked on by different people.
3. Once all tasks are completed, the USER STORY can be moved to TESTING / IN TESTING (whatever the workflow defines).
4. The QA/QE Engineer then can create TESTS / TEST CASES (children) for the User Stories and and execute them accordingly. Similarly, defects can be filed as BUGS as children of the story.
Ultimately in this workflow the story must meet a set of criteria and level of quality (based on what is acceptable to pass the story for the business) in order to be considered "completed" or ready for release.
We have like 10 projects in our YouTrack installation. I want a new team colleague to get notified everytime a new issue is created for one specific project.
Is there something like project manager role? Or do I have to make a custom search and subscribe to it?
Actually, the both options are possible.
You can make your college a project lead. To do this you should go to this particular project settings (/editProject/) and choose this person in Project lead dropdown. In this case a special saved search Unassigned in <Project> is created and the person is subscribed to notifications about created issues in this search.
However, the disadvantage of this solution is that you can have only one project lead per project. So, if you want several people to get such notifications, you can make a similar saved search (with a search line like project: <id> #Unassigned) and subscribe each user for this search - go to their profiles, select Filters and Notifications tab, find this saved search in saved searches list and check corresponding on issue created checkbox.
I recently added a new app to itunes connect (haven't uploaded yet) and as I saw in few videos and tutorials I should be able to set the company name once I'm trying to add the app. This option simply haven't be offered to me. How can I set the company name now? Was there any change in the apple developers tools?
Looks like it's not possible anymore to set a company name when using Personal Developer Program. I've search on apple developers forum and found this:
...For a personal account, your developer name on the store is always
your name. (It didn't used to be, in the early days of the app store,
but it is now.) For a company account, it's always the legal name of
your company...
What a pitty!
link: https://devforums.apple.com/message/907715#907715
It's never been possible to add a company name for a personal user account.
In case your account is a company account, then, the first time you create an app, iTunes Connect lets you choose the company name that will be displayed forever more.
You may found the documentation from Apple here, at the end of the page (Setting Your Company Name section).