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Cross Workspace Release Status
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The Cross Workspace Release Status app provides a management view of work across workspaces that share the same release schedule.
Features include:
- View all user stories, defects, and defect suites in shared releases
- View FormattedID, Name, Schedule State, Plan Estimate, Task Estimate, and To Do field values
- View blocked work in releases, identified by a red schedule state icon
- Print the app contents by selecting Print from the Actions drop-down menu
- Use the Release drop-down menu to view past and future shared releases
Note:
- A shared release schedule is determined by a set of releases with the same names, start and end dates
- If a release with the same name and different dates exists, the release drop-down will show the unique dates
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