Hello everybody, Our new website is the perfect opportunity to give a new start to this blog, so welcome to www.icescrum.com! Until now and for historical reasons we had two websites: – www.icescrum.org, dedicated to the open source version of iceScrum, – www.kagilum.com, dedicated to the professional features and services we have been developing for…
Edit: Previous R6#13 versions are replaced by R6#13.8. We recommend that you update in order to benefit from the following changes: Improvements R6#13.8: Batch administration of users: enable/disable/make internal/make external (iceScrum Pro) Jira integration [many thanks to our customer who sponsored this story] (iceScrum Pro, Documentation) Deleting an acceptance test requires a confirmation to prevent…
Edit: the R6#12 version is replaced by R6#12.1. If you installed R6#12, we strongly recommend that you update in order to benefit from the following bug fix: ICESCRUM-882 – Insufficient drop-down width makes hard to see and chopse estimates, ranks etc. (table & post-it view) Hello everybody, Here comes a new version of iceScrum and…
Hello everybody, Here comes a new version of iceScrum and iceScrum Pro! This version should improve your experience thanks to several bug fixes and UI/UX improvements. R6#11 – R6 – Sprint 11 (25/10/2013 – 06/12/2013) New features and improvements ICESCRUM-505 – Choose the default project visibility According to the transparency agile principle, iceScrum projects are…
Hello everybody, Summer is over, the sun is almost gone, but fortunately here comes a new version of iceScrum and iceScrum Pro! It brings several important bug fixes and a brand new feature for iceScrum Pro: the task board. R6#10 – R6 – Sprint 10 (24/08/2013 – 24/10/2013) New features and improvements Task board (iceScrum…
Hello everybody, Here comes a new version of iceScrum and iceScrum Pro! You can now group interrelated projects into project bundles, display a timeline of these projects and integrate iceScrum with bug trackers! R6#9 – R6 – Sprint 9 (03/08/2013 – 23/08/2013) New features and improvements ICESCRUM-462 – Bug tracker integration (iceScrum Pro, Documentation) For…
Edit: the R6#7 version is replaced by R6#7.1. If you installed R6#7, we strongly recommend that you upgrade to this version because it fixes regressions that came with R6#7: ICESCRUM-746 – Wrong order for features, actors and sandbox ICESCRUM-749 – Impossible to update some tasks ICESCRUM-747 – Impossible to move some tasks in the sprint…
Edit: the R6#6.1 version is replaced by R6#6.2, it brings important bug fixes. If you installed R6#6 or R6#6.1, we strongly recommend that you upgrade to this version. Don’t forget to backup your database before upgrading. Here are the bugs fixed in R6#6.2: ICESCRUM-730 – Error when creating a sprint ICESCRUM-729 – Sometimes, importing a…
Hello everybody, We are glad to introduce a major addition to acceptance tests. In iceScrum R6#5 and greater, acceptance tests now have states: To check, Failed and Success. Acceptance tests workflow Acceptance tests follow simple rules according to the state of their parent story. They can be created, updated and deleted by the Product Owner(s)…
Hello everybody, We are glad to introduce a major addition to acceptance tests: states. This version also fixes several bugs. R6#5 – R6 – Sprint 5 (15/04/2013 – 24/05/2013) New features and improvements ICESCRUM-442 – Acceptance Test states You can now define states for your acceptance tests! Here is a blog post that explains how…
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