Closed Epics are missing from Advanced Roadmap Program Schedule view

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Summary

Closed Epics appear in the Plan and also the Scope view of the Program but do not show in the Schedule view of the Program.

Environment

All Advanced Roadmap for Jira versions.

Diagnosis

  • Go to the impacted Program Scope View. You will see both scheduled and closed Epics:

  • Switch to the Schedule view. There are no closed Epics. You will only see the scheduled Epics in this view:

Cause

The Advanced Roadmap Program Schedule view is designed to give you a high-level view of the ongoing and upcoming work, hence it does not display closed Epics by default. Its main purpose is to help you plan and manage your work effectively and efficiently, focusing on what's next.

However, the Scope view provides a more detailed picture of your work, and that includes closed epics. It allows you to see what work has been completed, what's in progress, and what's coming up. You can see all the Epics, their status, and other details.

Solution

There is no possible solution/workaround to enable the viewing of closed items in the schedule view, as it's not designed to behave like this. Moreover including closed issues might make the program more difficult to read. So it's also not a recommended practice.



Last modified on Mar 5, 2024

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