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Making Testing Visible in the Tracker Workflow
As a feature story progresses through the Tracker workflow, a lot of testing activities are also underway. Team members are collaborating to turn examples of desired behaviors into business-facing...
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A Healthier Approach to Estimating and Velocity
Tracker’s mission in life is to give teams an up-to-date snapshot of where they are and where they are headed. When we look at our project(s) in Tracker, we know for sure what we’ve done and what’s...
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Bugs and Chores: To Estimate, or Not to Estimate?
Most of us prefer to spend our time developing new features for our customers. But we usually have some overhead in the form of bugs and chores that takes some of our time. Since Tracker started out...
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The Wonders of Workspaces
Visibility is a wonderful thing. Making your team’s work transparent lets every stakeholder judge current status and progress at a glance. This transparency also reveals impediments—is one story...
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Cycle Time Report—an Example Script Using Tracker’s API
Tracker’s API can provide information that’s not currently available through the Tracker web application. Read on to learn how to use the API to compute cycle time. Cycle time defined for Tracker Lean...
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Tracking Multiple, Related Projects
Pivotal Tracker was originally created in the days when agile teams and their products tended to be small. All these years later, those teams have grown, and larger companies have adopted agile values,...
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A Day in the Life: Testing on the Tracker Team
The Tracker team as a whole takes responsibility for building in quality and making sure that necessary testing activities are done along with other development tasks. But we testers bring our own...
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