How do I mark a release as released in Jira?

How do I mark a release as released in Jira?

Releasing the version is just a matter of marking the version as released.

1. Go to the project that your version is in, and then click Releases > your desired version.
2. On the version page, click the Release button.
3. The release dialog will be displayed.
4. Enter the details for the release, then click the Release button.

How do I change the release name in Jira?

On the Versions screen, hover over the relevant version to display the cog icon, then select Release from the drop-down menu. If there are any issues set with this version as their ‘Fix For’ version, Jira applications allow you to choose to change the ‘Fix For’ version if you wish.

How do I manage a release in Jira?

Click on the project releases to view the releases themselves. The start date and release date of each cross-project release. The status (on track or off track) and progress of each cross-project release. You can hover on the progress bar, to see the number of issues grouped by status category.

What are some cool code names?

Canonical Code Names

• Warty Warthog – Ubuntu 4.10.
• Hoary Hedgehog – Ubuntu 5.04.
• Breezy Badger – Ubuntu 5.10.
• Dapper Drake – Ubuntu 6.06.
• Edgy Eft – Ubuntu 6.10.
• Feisty Fawn – Ubuntu 7.04.
• Gutsy Gibbon – Ubuntu 7.10.
• Hardy Heron – Ubuntu 8.04.

How do I see releases in Jira?

Choose Versions from the project settings sidebar.

1. The Versions or Releases page is displayed, showing a list of versions and each version’s status.
2. The issue is added to the version you entered.
3. Jira has both Fix versions and Affects versions fields.

What is a release in Jira?

Releases represent points in time for your project. They can be used to schedule how features are rolled out to your customers, or as a way to organize work that has been completed for the project.

What is build and release in Jira?

A release is created from a single build. If you have connected JIRA Software to Bamboo, you can automatically run a Bamboo build when you release a version. Otherwise, if you haven’t connected JIRA Software to Bamboo, or you are using a different build tool, you will need to run your builds independently.