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Post posted February 6, 2012 by Ethan Teng , tagged System Administration in General Discussion publicMy name is Ethan. I’m one of the Product Managers at ThoughtWorks Studios.
Are you frustrated by the effort required to manage user accounts in Mingle or Go? Have you ever wished for a centralized way to grant users access to multiple projects or pipeline groups?
We’re currently working on something new that we hope will improve this experience in our products. If this is something you’ve been looking for, please indicate your interest by filling out the short survey below.
Thank you! We will contact you soon!
http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/YFT3LX2
As a Mingle user, I’d like to be able to filter my stories with a mechanism that uses string search on the card name so that I can easily operate on similarly named stories. For example – say I have 100 stories that all have the word “California” in the name. I decide that, for reporting purposes, I want to tag them, or add them to a new “California” feature within the feature tree. It is not possible to filter by string search currently. I would be satisfied with simply having MQL functionality akin to SQL’s “LIKE” that I can use against a card name within the Advanced Filter tab. I know that I can currently do a search on the word I’m concerned about, but I cannot operate in bulk on those returned cards; I must click each one individually to do what I need to do.Recent Comment (1 of 1)
- February 2, 2012 by glennh: I, too, would like to have MQL functionality akin to SQL's "LIKE". How...
We'd like to select cards based on a SQL-like "contains" approach so we can grab groups of cards based on some common sub-string that is contained in a field.
SELECT 'iteration', count(*) WHERE 'story status' contains 'open'
Recent Comment (1 of 1)
- February 2, 2012 by glennh: Yes, yes, yes. It would be helpful to be able to search for a...
