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Release 2606.06·
Deployment history, developer-raised story pull requests and steadier sprint planning
The Release Board now keeps a full deployment history and suggests your next version. Developers can raise story pull requests themselves, technical analysis can be reassigned mid-way, and sprint planning is steadier, plus a batch of testing and quality of life fixes.
Delivery
A deployment history on your Release Board
- A History tab shows every recorded deployment per environment
- Recording a deployment suggests the next version, based on the last one recorded
- The history loads faster and refreshes straight after you record a deployment
Developer workflow
Developers can raise story pull requests
Raising the pull request for a story is no longer limited to delivery managers and architects.
- The developer role can now raise a story pull request
- If an open pull request already covers the same branches, Konductro links to it instead of failing
- In multi-repository stories, the story branch is created on the task’s own repository from the base branch you selected
Planning
Reassign a technical analysis that is under way
- A technical analysis that has been picked up but not submitted can be moved to another team member from the phase workspace
- The option disappears once the analysis is submitted, and on completed or skipped stages
Sprint planning
Steadier sprint planning
- Story order holds across reloads, and adding or removing stories behaves correctly
- Tasks whose story is not yet approved are hidden from the sprint backlog instead of failing silently when added
- If a task cannot be added, you see why
Testing
QA results where you expect them
- QA outcomes show in both the story overview and the Testing tab, so they agree
- Starting a QA round assigns it to the person who started it
- Only the criterion you are working on shows its attachment panel
Quality of life
Smaller things that should feel better
- Search when linking an existing repository
- The Projects page opens filtered to active projects