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asked on 20 Apr 2010, 07:05 PM
Is there a trick to getting stories onto the dashboard?
Also, how can I delete a project?
Also, how can I delete a project?
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answered on 20 Apr 2010, 07:24 PM
I've made a couple of dummy projects trying to get TFS to synce and I am very interested in deleting the test projects.
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Hi Joe & Steve,
Currently there is no way to delete a project through the TeamPulse UI. This is a backlog item that we will be addressing in a future release.
As for the secret to getting stories to appear on the dashboard, the key is understanding that the dashboard is a window into the current iteration. So in order for stories to be included in the data collected, they must be assigned to an iteration that has start/end dates overlapping the current date.
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David Harris
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Currently there is no way to delete a project through the TeamPulse UI. This is a backlog item that we will be addressing in a future release.
As for the secret to getting stories to appear on the dashboard, the key is understanding that the dashboard is a window into the current iteration. So in order for stories to be included in the data collected, they must be assigned to an iteration that has start/end dates overlapping the current date.
All the best,
David Harris
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answered on 20 Apr 2010, 08:19 PM
I manually deleted the projects from the database (not recommended, do so at your own risk!) and I am looking forward to having a built-in in delete function.
How about adding the ability to backup all projects to a zipped file for safe keeping form the web management interface?
Thanks,
Joe
How about adding the ability to backup all projects to a zipped file for safe keeping form the web management interface?
Thanks,
Joe
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answered on 20 Apr 2010, 08:21 PM
You know what I want? A "back" and\or "save" button...so I know that my changes have taken effect...even if it's just cosmetic :)
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Adding a 'Save' button would simply be cosmetic. TeamPulse will save automatically after every change. However, sometimes it will wait until a Save in Progress completes before firing another Save.
We have a feature in our backlog to implement a Save notifier so that the user can be aware of when a Save is in progress and when the last Save took place. Do you think that be a good alternative to a Save button?
As for a back button, you can use the one in your browser to aid in navigating.
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answered on 21 Apr 2010, 04:26 PM
Yeah I realize the cosmeticness of it, but when you're typing into a RadEditor, there's zero feedback that what's going in is changed since you cant seem to get the cursor off the control (does that make sense?)
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Hello Steve,
Yes that does make sense, we do understand that it is a little unnerving at times not necessarily knowing when information is being saved. As Ryan mentioned, we are looking at ways of visually notifying that a save is occuring, which we feel would alleviate these concerns. Do you agree that this may provide you the feedback that you are looking for?
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Yes that does make sense, we do understand that it is a little unnerving at times not necessarily knowing when information is being saved. As Ryan mentioned, we are looking at ways of visually notifying that a save is occuring, which we feel would alleviate these concerns. Do you agree that this may provide you the feedback that you are looking for?
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David Harris
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answered on 21 Apr 2010, 07:09 PM
Whatever works :)
GoogleDocs does that, never had an issue there (although they also have a save and close link for paranoid people)
GoogleDocs does that, never had an issue there (although they also have a save and close link for paranoid people)
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Hi Steve,
Thanks Steve, we appreciate your feedback and we will definitely take this into consideration when prioritizing our backlog and determining the final solution for this issue.
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Thanks Steve, we appreciate your feedback and we will definitely take this into consideration when prioritizing our backlog and determining the final solution for this issue.
Regards,
David Harris
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