• Process
  • About
  • Work
  • Resources
  • Services
  • Contact
504-535-5227
Revelry
  • Revelry
  • Revelry
  • Process
  • About
  • Work
  • Resources
  • Services
  • Contact

Labels (github)

Rev Team

Written by Rev Team

 on December 11, 2020

We use GitHub labels to quickly identify tickets on the kanban board. (See GitHub repository, below.) This allows us to quickly scan the board and visually see the current status of tickets. Labels can also be used on Pull Requests to know the status. Some common labels are:

  • Draft
  • Blocked
  • Points 1-13

Almost every ticket has a label to help the team quickly understand the current status of the ticket. A freshly opened ticket is labeled “draft” while the Acceptance Criteria (AC) are written and agreed upon. The Product Manager assigns the Product Owner to review and approve the AC by removing the “draft” label and adding the “approve” label. When the Product Owner approves the AC, they replace the “approve” label with a “SCORE” label. This lets the producer know that the ticket is ready to be scored during the next planning poker session.

“Blocked” is a frequently used label. If someone has a question or can’t move forward, they will leave a ticket comment clearly stating the question or need, add the “block” label, and assign the ticket to the person they need an answer from.

More Posts by Rev Team:

Development Process

  • Lean-agile Development
  • Design Thinking
  • Agile Design Thinking
  • Design Sprints

Popular Posts

  • slack emoji The Top 100 Custom Slack...
  • download slack emoji The Ultimate Custom Slack...
  • Behavior Driven Development (BDD) Why Behavior Driven Devel...
  • Hauwa Aguillard Designing UX is Her Passi...
  • scss font color Dynamically Changing CSS...
  • UX checklist A Start to Finish UX Audi...
  • Rails App without a Database Making a Rails App Withou...
  • software engineer apprenticeship 3 Software Engineer Apprent...
  • 5 of The Best Board Games...
  • styles in react native Organizing React Native S...

Revelry Labs LLC

4200 Canal Street, Suite E
New Orleans, Louisiana 70119
Email: hello@revelry.co


Categories

  • Apprenticeship (2)
  • Design (28)
  • Development (168)
  • Growth (13)
  • Kubernetes (10)
  • Management (6)
  • Marketing (12)
  • Meet The Team (27)
  • Process (14)
  • Product (32)
  • Remote Work (15)
  • Revelry News (43)
  • Startup Studio (1)
  • The CC Podcast (6)

Resource Tags

agile Agile Product Development agile software development apprenticeship Blockchain code communication culture Design Development Elixir engineering Front-End Development functional programming GitHub growth JavaScript Kubernetes meet the team One Week Sprint open source personal development product productivity product management product manager project management Rails React remote teams remote work Remote Work Challenges revelry apprenticeship program revelry news Revelry team Ruby slack software engineer sprints team communication Testing transparency user stories UX UX Design

Recent Posts

  • Adding Vector to Torque September 10, 2020
  • Project Nightingale: Building a Contact Tracing App for Louisiana June 9, 2020
  • Listening to Our Community June 4, 2020
  • 3 Approaches to Solving the New Year Chaos Logic Problem June 3, 2020
  • Getting Local Domains to Work with Kubernetes in Docker Desktop for Mac May 26, 2020


Contact Us

Get in Touch

Locations

New Orleans Office
4200 Canal Street, Suite E
New Orleans, LA 70119
Chicago Office
5940 N Sheridan Road
Chicago, IL 60660

Contact Us

Like what you see? Email us and we'll get back to you right away.

Contact Us
Revelry Labs
    • Process
    • Products
    • Services
    • Resources
      • Brand Assets
    • About
      • Team
      • Work
      • Glossary
      • Careers
    • Contact
    • Sitemap

Revelry Labs Projects were developed with support from Louisiana Economic Development’s Office of Entertainment Industry Development

louisianaentertainment.gov