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Managing iterations - GitHub Tutorial
From the course: GitHub Issues and Projects for Teams
Managing iterations
- [Instructor] There are several methodologies that teams use as development frameworks. For example, Scrum, where sprints or time boxes are used to achieve a goal with similar deliverables. GitHub projects allows us to target this methodology via iterations. Iterations can be set to any length of time, can include breaks, and can be individually edited to modify a name and date range. With projects, we can group by iteration to balance upcoming work, use filters to focus on a single iteration, and sort by iteration. We can start by setting up iterations within our project by adding a new field. We can set this up by either opening the command palette up or through the plus symbol at the end of our project tabs. If I go ahead and click on the plus symbol and click new field and select iteration, it generates some auto-filled information for us. For teams that work within this methodology, when we first create an iteration…
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