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Ability to nest stories.
We use levels of details so that a use case can have tasks underneath it that roll up to make that case possible. This could be solved by simply letting users drag stories to be included inside other stories and have their estimates total the estimate for that story.
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The company has not planned to implement this.
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Inappropriate?We use Labels for this purpose, but nesting stories would be much better and simpler.
I’m excited
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Inappropriate?We are considering this functionality. There are a number of different features it might or might not include, so I can't say when or if we'll have anything more to report. -
Inappropriate?This feels like the only "obvious" thing missing from the tool in my opinion. Labels are fine, but it would be great to associate bugs / chores with a story. I even tried dragging a bug onto a story and was really disappointed when it didn't work.
Thanks for the amazing tool!
I’m hopeful
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Inappropriate?It would be excellent to support nested stories. I know you released a new feature to support task into stories, but what about bug trace to particular stories? What about Epic stories or associate chores to previously defined stories, etc? I'm sure there's more cases where nested user stories more than just tasks are needed.
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I’m sad there's still no support for nested stories
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Inappropriate?One thing that would be important with this:
Nesting tasks would need to be 'soft'. That is, an epic story might span several iterations. I don't want to have to add that story and have all its substories added to the iteration, creating a big block of stories to do.
Rather, I should be able to order/add each story individually, but each one contains some sort or reference or link to its superstory.
I’m making sure this solves the right problem
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Inappropriate?i'm not sure of the utility of this (at least for us)... we break big stories down into smaller ones and each of those has their own tasks.... these stories can easily span over multiple sprints.
I’m undecided
