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    Hi,

    It could may be extended to TFS state?

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    martial commented  · 

    Hi,

    Sorry for answering so late, I missed the questions you set.
    My first comment is that for me, the automatic sorting is a great nice to have but the most important is the stack itself; automatic sorting should not block stack rank.

    I do a short description you an overview of our current way of using Speclog, I think it will help to understand my answer below:
    - We have one workspace per project
    - We create one workspace per iteration
    - We do a rough pre-selection of user stories and include them to this iteration workspace; total estimate is greater than iteration capacity (20-30% in excess).
    - We then define the priorities in this iteration workspace.

    This 2 steps make things easier for us to define priorities. I need stack rank because:
    - We provide the user stories to the customer in html format, and it must be sorted by priorities; currently this is impossible.
    - We need it in TFS; currently we do update manually

    Therefore most of the issues you raised in your questions (y-axis, slice, …) were not in my mind when I raised the idea.
    I had just in mind to prioritize user stories of my iteration workspace, independtly of axis, slice, …
    That s why I m very interested by your idea of workspace position -> stack rank.

    My answers to the questions:
    Stack rank -> workspace position: My preference would be by colum, most important top left, 2nd one below, … ; a new column is created every 5-6 users stories. This is the best to display as many as possible user stories in one screen. But I know other Speclog users work differently (one column for instance).

    Workspace position -> stack rank :
    - You re right, very interesting, much faster than updating each user story one by one.
    - Current stack rank of the top left story on the workspace is used as reference, next user stories has stack rank incremented by 1
    - How should we rank stories on the same x-level? I don t know the best way to proceed.

    Working with slices: this is currently not my case, I don t know the best way to proceed.

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