Releases

A new version (2012.3) of Planigle is now available. It includes the following changes:

• Added a new type of custom field: Date.
• Will now update iteration/release results up to a week after it ends (used to be a day).

A new version (2012.2) of Planigle is now available. It includes the following changes:

• Current Release and Current Iteration now make it easier to filter stories.
• (Premium) Users who make changes to stories are no longer notified of those changes.
• Increased the maximum size of Task descriptions from 4K to 20K to make it easier to capture large stack traces.
• (Premium) Fixed an issue where everything was projected for next iteration if no velocity established.
• Fixed an issue where Ctrl x on the acceptance criteria grid caused an error.

A new version (2012.1) of Planigle is now available. It includes the following changes:

• Users can now view epics in the hierarchy. To view epics, expand the search criteria by clicking on the light blue button with the down arrows in the upper left, then select View Epics. Note that when epics are viewed, filters are applied to the top level epics.
• (Premium) When getting notifications on story updates, emails now contain URLs to the stories for easy access.

A new version (2011.3) of Planigle is now available. It includes the following changes:

• (Premium) Users can now add notable events to iterations which will show up on the velocity chart. To see the details, hover over the iteration.
• (Premium) The story burndown chart and the velocity chart now update based on today's information regardless of whether it is currently being displayed on the stories tab.
• Fixed a couple of issues with epics that caused stories to be marked dirty incorrectly and caused a horizontal scroll bar when editing stories.

A new version (2011.2) of Planigle is now available. It includes the following changes:

• A new attribute has been added to stories to allow capturing the relationship to an epic story.
• (Premium) Done is now shown on the burndown of stories. This allows you to easily see when story points are added mid-iteration.
• (Premium) Premium edition expiration and limits are now set at the account level, not the project level.

A new version (2011.1) of Planigle is now available. It includes the following changes:

A new version (2010.15) of Planigle is now available. It includes the following changes:

• Tasks can be exported / imported along with stories. To add a new task while importing, give it an id of T (to distinguish from a new story).
• Exporting stories and tasks uses the filters in the UI to determine which stories and tasks to export.
• Fixed an issue where if a story was refreshed while adding a task, the new task wouldn't show immediately in the UI.
• Fixed an issue where splitting did not work properly if done while not showing all iterations.

A new version (2010.14) of Planigle is now available. It includes the following changes:

• Planigle now provides the ability to show specific lists of stories, an individual story or an individual task after logging in. To copy the URL for the current list of stories, click on the Copy URL icon next to the filters. To copy the URL for a specific story or task, click on the Copy URL icon next to its ID when editing it. On log in, if the user is not currently viewing the correct project, the project will automatically be changed.

A new version (2010.13) of Planigle is now available. It includes the following changes:

• Users can now search on custom list fields. To do so, click on the More Filters icon in the upper left and select the values that you want to filter against.
  









• (Premium) Report data for older iterations and releases is now loaded on demand. This significantly improves the response time for saving and other actions that are done right after logging in for accounts that have large amounts of historical data.

A new version (2010.12) of Planigle is now available. It includes the following changes:

• (Premium) Users can now view the percentage done by iteration. This is a great way to see how the team is doing vs. its commitments. To view the chart, click on % Done on the reports tab.
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
• Planigle now works much better with a large number of stories by loading them 20 at a time rather than all in one shot.