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radekstepan avatar radekstepan commented on June 13, 2024

Interesting. Can you describe how your process works? Usually people allocate a fixed amount of issues to a milestone/sprint/release and the point of the chart is to show you a progress for that specific milestone. Are you adding more issues into a sprint when the chart shows you are ahead of schedule?

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doniks avatar doniks commented on June 13, 2024

The most important difference is that while approaching the release more regression tests are performed and issues are raised.

There is also a secondary effect of reconsidering whether a specific issue really can/should be targeted for this milestone or moved to a later milestone.

The particular project/milestone I was trying to chart is this one:github.com/ubports/ubuntu-touch/milestone/7 . It's an operating system for mobile phones preparing their next release. The milestone starts off with a selected set of new features/ old issues, but over time issues are added (additional features or new regressions) or pushed out to a later milestone.

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radekstepan avatar radekstepan commented on June 13, 2024

I see. So basically you'd like to adjust the trendline when new issues are added and on the day/time that an issue is added to add a vertical line up and then start trending downward again.

If you change the code in here:

https://github.com/radekstepan/burnchart/blob/master/src/js/modules/chart/lines.js#L100-L150

I can provide a config and some test cases for this so it's part of master. One way to go about it would be to recalculate the trendline fn every time a new issue has been added and push it to the array of points returned at the end of the function trend().

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