ALM Octane shows the progress for Epics and Features by story points, and for Backlog Items in hours. Hover over the Progress column in either the Grid or Smart List views. You can use the hover over and summary widgets to view the entity or team progress. You can perform the following actions in the timeline area: Actionĭisplay item details, such as phase, start and end date, cycle time, and waste (if configured) For details, see Relations and dependencies. To revert to the original view, click Show only direct features. To show all the items, click Show also indirect features at the bottom right of the pane. Note: By default, the features and epics timeline displays only items that are related to a specific release. The legend colors reflect phases configured for the item workflow, and may be different for features and epics. The timeline legend provides colors that represent an item's phases between the New and Done metaphases, and includes the red line that represents waste. Note: The timeline displays the calendar start and end dates, while the Cycle time and Waste fields exclude the non-working days. The bar's length is determined by the time an item spent in all the phases between the New and Done metaphases.
Start point: The date on which an item moved into a starting phase of the In Progress metaphase, for example phase Functional Design.Įnd point: The date on which an item moved into a starting phase of the Done metaphase. The bars' position represents the following: Hover over the section of the bar marked as Slow phase to view the percentage of phase slowdown above the average item's phase time. The phase slowdown is not calculated if the analytics does not have enough data to provide the insights. For details, see Configuration parameters. Your admin can change the default threshold by modifying the PHASE_SLOW_DOWN_THRESHOLD_PERCENT parameter.For example, if an item remains in the same phase for more than 100% of the phase average time, ALM Octane will display a Slow phase icon in the timeline. The phase slowdown value is based on the average phase time for work items that were done in previous releases. The Slow phase icon on the timeline bar indicates that an item's phase has lasted more than expected.
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