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Kanban is used extensively in modern application development processes, whether using traditional waterfall development or agile development, and Kanban management is available. Because Kanban has a simple management approach and intuitive display, many software development teams choose to use Kanban for software devel

corresponding test case completed and passed use case review In progress-work content Use case execution Bug Acceptance (the bug that is generated by the current iteration requirement is closed directly) Completion-access conditions Demand-related use cases are running Demand-related bugs have been fixed Conditions for acceptance of board listing The requirement is already in the Test complete column

iteration. Appropriate reduction of requirements based on the results of the final split.Burndown ChartWhen an iteration is selected, the upper-right corner of the graph is the Burndown chart.Available capacity lines (highest point iteration begins with the maximum working time available, lowest 0)Ideal Trend (maximum value of remaining work at highest point, lowest 0)Remaining Work (line chart for remaining work per day)Use the following resources to learn the Burndown chart: Https://

is closed 0 0 Number of developers x2x (whether split: yes-2, no-1) Number of test x2x (whether split: yes-2, no-1) 0 0 0 Card Design User Story fields Id Assigned person Story Point Mark Zone path Priority level Status Update Date New requirement (beige) in front of style Iteration date [email protected] current iteration Date Created ≥@ today-1 3-day work item without p

By inviting members:Open the Kanban members Sidebar, click Add Members, and enter the member mailboxes in the Invitation entry box to invite them.If the member has already registered a Leangoo account, join the Kanban directly after the invitation.If the mailbox is not registered, and the invitation succeeds, the new member receives the invitation, which contains the username and password, and the new membe