From the course: Planning and Releasing Software with Jira

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Releasing versions in Jira

Releasing versions in Jira

- [Instructor] Now we're in the release stage of the software development process. In this section, we'll discuss managing versions and releases. As discussed in an earlier section, a fixVersion is a grouping of issues by date or time period. Versions are often named in the format major.minor.patch, or 1.0.0, for example. There are multiple ways to see version progress, the first is in the ReleaseHub. You'll find it by clicking the Releases link in the left sidebar. This page shows all release versions, their dates, and their progress. Hover over the progress bar in the table to see a count of issues in each status. Click on any version number for additional details. There are four completed issues in this version, but one has a warning. Jira looks for potential problems like completed issues with open pull requests, unreviewed code, and failed builds. Once the problems are remedied, click the Release button on…

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