Kanban in Scrum: Overview of Methods
Kanban is a tool that helps visually represent task management in the form of columns and cards. Columns represent stages of work, while cards represent tasks. In the Scrum Kanban, the team can see all the tasks of the sprint and move them through the stages during the workflow.
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Connection of Kanban Stages with Other Objects
Sprint. The Kanban stage is linked to the sprint by the sprint identifier sprintId. You can obtain the identifier using the add new sprint method or the get list of sprints method.
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Features
The Scrum Kanban must include stages with the type new NEW and final FINISH.
Use the method for creating a Kanban stage only for active sprints, meaning those with the field "status": "active".
Tasks in Kanban
Tasks in the Kanban stage can be added using the tasks.api.scrum.kanban.addTask method. This requires the identifiers of three objects:
- sprint identifier
sprintId. This can be obtained using the get list of sprints method - task identifier
taskId. This can be obtained using the create task method or the get list of tasks method - Kanban stage identifier
stageId. This can be obtained using the get Kanban stages method
To remove a task from the Kanban, use the tasks.api.scrum.kanban.deleteTask method, specifying the sprint identifier sprintId and the task identifier taskId. The task will remain in the sprint on the planning page. This method will not move the task to the backlog.
Overview of Methods
Scope:
taskWho can execute the method: any user
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Creates a Scrum Kanban stage |
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Updates a Scrum Kanban stage |
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Retrieves Kanban stages by sprint |
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Deletes a stage |
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Adds a task to the Scrum Kanban |
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Removes a task from the Scrum Kanban |
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Retrieves available fields of the Kanban stage |