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The Version Report shows the list of issues in each version. It is useful for monitoring your team's progress towards completion of a version. In GreenHopper 6.1.5 and later, the Version Report also shows you the predicted Release Date, based on your team's current rate of progress (velocity).


(warning) This report is currently only available if your administrator has enabled Release Planning in GreenHopper Labs.

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 To view the Version Report,

  1. Click the Agile link's down-arrow in the top navigation bar, then select your preferred board from the resulting dropdown menu.

  2. Click Report, then select Version Report from the drop-down at top left.
  3. Select the relevant version from the version dropdown.

Screenshot: Version Report (click to enlarge) 

The graph shows you three lines:

  • the Predicted Release Date – that is, the date at which you can expect all issues in your version to be complete, based on your current daily velocity and your chosen Estimation Statistic.
  • the Predicted Release Date (Optimistic) – that is, the earliest date by which you might expect the version to be complete. (The "optimistic" date is calculated by adding 10% to the average daily velocity.)
  • the Predicted Release Date (Pessimistic) – that is, the latest date by which you might expect the version to be complete. (The "pessimistic" date is calculated by subtracting 10% from the average daily velocity.)

Note that 10% of the estimated work for the version will need to be complete before the predictions can be calculated.

 

Please note

  • The Version Report is board-specific, that is, it will only include issues which match your board's Saved Filter.
  • The Version Report shows Released versions but not Archived versions. (For more about version status, please see the JIRA documentation on Managing Versions)

 



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