/
The RChain project in Jira
The RChain project in Jira
The content on this page describes how we use the RChain project in Jira to plan, manage, and create a working history of our work.
Background
Between June 2017-December 2018 we managed work in 4 projects in Jira: CORE, OPS, RHOL, and ROS. This segmentation created difficulties as the project grew and the team worked across segments. At the end of December we moved the contents of CORE, OPS, and RHOL to a common project RCHAIN. ROS remains a separate project related to the paused work on the Roscala VM.
RCHAIN project sprint board and backlog.
Notes about the transition to RCHAIN
- All tickets previously in CORE, OPS, and RHOLANG moved to the RCHAIN project and have new ticket numbers (RCHAIN-xxx).
- All relationships (epics → stories, stories → sub-tasks) were maintained in the transition
- All labels, comment history, component information, and version numbers were maintained in the transition.
- Saved issue filters may need to be updated if they relied on filtering by project, version, and/or component.
Related content
Creating a common project in Jira
Creating a common project in Jira
More like this
Project structure, roadmap, and milestones
Project structure, roadmap, and milestones
More like this
2018-10-16 Meeting notes: RChain coop web development
2018-10-16 Meeting notes: RChain coop web development
More like this
Onboarding: the first week
Onboarding: the first week
More like this
Community Update 53
Community Update 53
More like this
RChain Improvement Process (RCHIP Process) - Draft
RChain Improvement Process (RCHIP Process) - Draft
More like this