Add
work item sources to tickets, issues, defects and other work items to bring work items into
the TeamForge project and traceability context.
Work
item sources bring tracker data into TeamForge for archival of metadata,
participation in traceability, and activity reporting.
Note: TeamForge
trackers are added automatically as sources, both on upgrade and when new trackers
are defined in the TeamForge project context.
Create or find an existing Tool to group your work item source
under
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From the desired project context, navigate to .
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Determine whether a “Tool” exists that represents a logical container for your
desired source. if you are adding a JIRA® source, look for a tool
representing the instance of JIRA in question.
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If a Tool exists already, click the Tool’s title to edit the
Tool.
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If a Tool does not exist, click Add Tool.
Edit an existing work item source
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To edit an existing work item source, locate the Data Source in question
on the Edit Tool screen.
You can edit the display name, while all other properties are system
defined.
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Click Update to save your changes.
Note: While editing an existing source configuration, you can toggle a source
from Active to Inactive, which will stop
TeamForge from collecting data from that source; toggle back to
Active to resume data collection from the
source.
Create a new work item source
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If this is a new Tool, first select the Tool Type in the drop-down menu. For
instance, if you’re adding an external JIRA Tool instance, select the
appropriate Tool Type.
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Select the Include Traceability check box.
A blank data source appears. If this is an existing Tool with existing
sources, click the Data Source + (Add Source) icon to add
a new blank source.
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Provide a display name for the work item source. This display name will
help you differentiate the source throughout the user interfaces where
this source appears. The display name can be up to 100 alphanumeric
characters in length.
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Click Update.
TeamForge EventQ saves the new work item source, and activates it.