Sprint Planning over project in GitHub

[cyrildewit]

In order to plan sprints and track the progress of our tickets with the current sprint, we need to setup a planning system. We can use the GitHub projects feature.

Acceptance criteria

• The project board only shows tickets that are within the current sprint
• The project's title contains the start and end date of the sprint.
• The project board contains the different states of the tickets:
  • To do
  • In progress
  • Code review (Must be automated with a workflow)
  • Ready for acceptance (Must be automated with a workflow)
  • Ready on acceptance
  • Ready for production
  • Ready on production (Ticket is deployed to production and can be reviewed by the product owner)
  • Done
  • Released (In order to prevent tickets piling up in the board, we need to release tickets and filter them out from the overview)

[cyrildewit]

Instead of using the status: Released, we could use the Iteration feature: https://github.blog/changelog/2021-10-14-the-new-github-issues-10-14-update/

[cyrildewit]

I've also added a different view called Personal Board that only shows tickets assigned to you. This way you can focus on your work and keep track of it more easily.