Updated on 2024-05-31 GMT+08:00

Preparations

Background

This section uses the DevOps Full-Process Sample Project as an example to describe how to manage requirements in a project.

This sample project uses the Scrum mode for iterative development. Each Sprint lasts for two weeks. The Phoenix Mall version has been developed in the first three Sprints, and Sprint 4 is being planned.

According to the project plan, time-limited discount and group buying activity management functions need to be implemented in Sprint 4.

Due to business and market changes, store network query is added as an urgent requirement. Therefore, this function will be developed in Sprint 4.

The following four roles are involved in the project.

Table 1 Project role list

Project Member

Project Role

Responsibility

Sarah

Product owner (project creator)

Be responsible for the overall product planning and product team setup.

Maggie

Project manager

Manage project delivery plans.

Chris

Developer

Develop, compile, deploy, and verify project code.

Billy

Tester

Write and execute test cases.

Prerequisites

You have purchased CodeArts (together with the basic edition package and CloudTest basic package).

Creating a Project

Before starting the practice, Sarah creates a project.

  1. Log in to the CodeArts console.
  2. Click and select a region.
  3. Clicking Access Service.
  4. Click Create Project, and select DevOps Full-Process Sample Project.
  5. Enter the project name Phoenix Mall and click OK. The project is created.

Adding Project Members

  1. Go to the Phoenix project, and choose Settings > General > Service Permissions > Member.
  2. Click Add Members above the project member list and choose Import Users From Enterprise from the drop-down list.
  3. In the dialog box that is displayed, click Create User. The Users page is displayed.

    Figure 1 Adding members

  4. Click Create User and name them Maggie, Chris, and Billy in sequence.
  5. Return to the CodeArts page, refresh the browser, click Add Members above the member list, and choose Import Users From Enterprise. Select members Maggie, Chris, and Billy, and click Next.
  6. Click the Role drop-down list in each row, select Project manager for Maggie, Developer for Chris, and Tester for Billy, and then click Save.