The following features were introduced or enhanced in Agile Manager:
Filtered lists of features by applications | New, dynamic velocity grids | New custom field type: Backlog Item |
Site user management | ALI support for TFS 2013 |
Now, the Add Item dialog box enables you to filter the features available for the new item by application.
To add a new backlog item, click Add Item. In the dialog box, first select an application. The list of features available from the Feature drop-down is filtered, and only those features assigned to the selected application are displayed.
For details, see Ajouter des user stories.
For more details, see:
Site administrators can now create custom fields that can be used for both user stories and defects, using the Backlog Item custom field type. Use the Backlog Item field type if you have similar data for both user stories and defects, instead of using duplicate, parallel custom fields for each entity type.
Caution: The Backlog Item custom field type is not yet supported by NextGen Synchronizer. If you synchronize data with ALM, this field will not be synchronized.
To create custom fields for use in both user stories and defects:
If you already have duplicate, parallel custom fields for user stories and defects, respectively, start using Backlog Item field types with one or both of the following methods:
Update multiple user stories and defects with new field values simultaneously, assigning a field values for your new custom field.
To do so:
If you have many backlog items that still use the duplicated fields, consider phasing these fields out slowly.
For example, you could continue using them through the end of the current sprint or release, but use the new fields only in the next. If you do this, you may want to modify the old field names to indicate that they should be phased out.
To do so:
For details, see Créer des champs personnalisés.
The following changes were made in the Site and Workspace > Users tabs.
Note: In the Site Configuration area, the Site Users tab has been simplified to Users.
If you have many workspaces, we've made it simpler to find the right workspace for a user. When assigning a workspace to a user, enter a search string in the Assign to Workspace dialog box to filter the list of workspaces displayed.
View the last time a user logged in to Agile Manager in a new Last Login column. If you are juggling licenses, this can help you identify users that rarely use Agile Manager and can be deactivated.
If you do not see the Last Login column, use the column selector to add it to the grid.
Both site and workspace administrators can now assign roles to multiple users simultaneously, as long as all of the selected users are assigned to the same workspace.
Select multiple users, and click Assign to Roles. The selected role is applied to all selected users.
A solid blue square in the selection box indicates that some users are assigned to that role. Click the checkbox to assign that role to all of the selected users.
For more details about this page, see Définir les utilisateurs du site.
ALI now supports TFS 2013. When configuring ALI for your release, you can define TFS 2013 as your SCM provider or build server.
TFS 2010 is no longer supported as an SCM repository.
For details, see:
supported environments and frameworks | Add and edit build servers | Add and edit repositories |
What's New – Agile Manager 2.12
What's New – Agile Manager 2.11
What's New – Agile Manager 2.10
For details about earlier releases of Agile Manager, see