Managing Feature Trees

The feature tree management consists of feature trees. When creating a feature, you can directly select the feature set to which the feature belongs and create a feature in the feature set.

SFs are the key to solving problems (PBs). In principle, features are a set of key selling points (highlights) of a product package. Each feature is an E2E solution that meets customers' specific business requirements. Some features can be sold separately via license control.

A feature tree aggregates and manages features and their relationships. And the feature tree version snapshot and snapshot comparison functions are provided.

Creating a Feature Tree

Go to the feature tree page on the Feature Tree tab page.
Click Creating a Level-1 Feature Set.
Enter a Title and click OK.
Check the new feature set on the Feature Tree page if Created is displayed.

Managing a Feature Set

Access the Feature Tree tab page.
Click on the right of a feature set. The Create Feature Set dialog box is displayed.
Enter a title and click OK in the dialog box. A message indicating that creation is successful is displayed in the upper right corner of the page. The new feature set is created.
The level-1 feature set is displayed in the project feature tree. You can click the icon next to the parent feature set to expand the sub-feature set.

Creating an SF Under the Feature Tree

Click the create SF button above the feature tree list. The SF page is displayed.
Set the parameters. Table 1 lists the parameters and their descriptions.
Click OK.

Check the created SFs under the corresponding feature set.

**Table 1** Parameters
Parameter	Description
Title	Feature name.
Description	Description of a feature in the form of text, image, or link. The system provides different templates based on the work item types. For example, you can describe a feature description about its: [Background] [Value] [Details]
Attachment	A maximum of 100 attachments can be added to a feature, and the total capacity is 50 MB.
Responsible Project	A project to which the current feature belongs. This parameter cannot be changed.
Owner	Owner of a feature. Only one owner can be selected. The default owner is the creator.
Feature Set	The feature set to which the feature belongs is a home structure of the feature.
Priority	Priority of a feature, which can be low, medium (default), or high.
Planned Start	Planned start time of a feature.
Planned Completion	Planned completion time of a feature.
Planned Workload	Planned working hours of a feature.
High Value	Whether a feature is a key feature. The value can be Yes or No.
Used For	Scenario with a maximum of 512 characters.
Domain	Domain to which a feature belongs.
Copy To	Person to whom the feature is copied.