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In order to manage properly project tasks, Jira board need to have the following columns:
In order to manage properly project tasks, Jira board need to have the following columns:


<span id="to-do"></span>
== To do ==
== To do ==


Tasks that have to be completed during the current Sprint start here. Tasks are not assigned to anybody.
Tasks that have to be completed during the current Sprint start here. Tasks are not assigned to anybody.
<span id="in-progress"></span>
== In progress ==
== In progress ==


When a developer has started to work on the task, the task is transitioned to this column, to make everybody know the development has started.
When a developer has started to work on the task, the task is transitioned to this column, to make everybody know the development has started.


<span id="dev-completed"></span>
== Dev completed ==
== Dev completed ==


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* '''NoQa''': task has not been validated by QA Team
* '''NoQa''': task has not been validated by QA Team


<span id="qa"></span>
== QA ==
== QA ==



Revision as of 12:10, 22 October 2025

In order to manage properly project tasks, Jira board need to have the following columns:

To do

Tasks that have to be completed during the current Sprint start here. Tasks are not assigned to anybody.

In progress

When a developer has started to work on the task, the task is transitioned to this column, to make everybody know the development has started.

Dev completed

Once the task is completed, is transitioned to this status. Within this status, the task can have these labels:

  • Pull request: the task is being reviewed by other developer
  • NoQa: task has not been validated by QA Team

QA

Task is ready to be tested by the QA team

Ready to deploy

Task has been validated and can be deployed

Deployed

For those tasks that are already in Production