Azure Boards is a vital tool for us as a software development company to manage the behind the scenes work that goes into our projects.
Azure Boards recently announced a summer roundup of what’s new, and here is a quick snapshot. If you would like to read the full article or see anything in more detail, check out the post here: https://devblogs.microsoft.com/devops/azure-boards-summer-update/
Generally Available
- State transition rules. This new work item type rule allows you to restrict work items from being moved from one state to another or restrict by group membership
- The ability to copy both the parent and its children – limited to 100 children
- Improved rules for activated and resolved fields – they are triggered by the category (state category) the state resides in
In Preview
- System work item types on backlogs and boards
In-Progress
- Better pull request integration
- Stakeholder board access
- Delivery Plans 2.0 – the ability to see a product roadmap, understand what and when work is planned, and the capability to track dependencies across teams