Updated on 2024-10-31 GMT+08:00

Adding Work Types

  • You can add, edit, and delete work types in a project.
  • On the Person-Hour Details tab of the work item details page, you can set the person-hours required for a specific work type.

    The default work types are as follows: R&D design, backend development, frontend development (web), frontend development (applet), frontend development (app), test and verification, defect rectification, UI design, meeting, public affairs, training, study, reassignment and leave, and other. You can add more work types as required.

Prerequisites

A Scrum project is available, and you have permission to set work types for the project.

Procedure

  1. Access the CodeArts Req homepage.
  2. Go to a Scrum project and choose Settings > Work.
  3. In the navigation pane, choose Work Types.

    Figure 1 Work Types page

  4. Click Add to add a work type by referring to the following table. A maximum of 500 work types can be added.

    Table 1 Adding a work type

    Parameter

    Description

    Name

    Work type name. Enter a maximum of 30 characters.

  5. Edit or delete a work type if needed.

    Table 2 Work type operations

    Operation

    Description

    Edit

    Click to modify a work type.

    Delete

    Click to delete a work type.
    NOTE:

    Work types that are currently in use by work items cannot be deleted.

  6. Configure the following work type settings as required.

    Table 3 Configuring work type settings

    Operation

    Description

    Mandatory

    Click next to Mandatory to make work type required for person-hour settings. By default, the work type is not required.

    Set person-hours to read-only for finished work items.

    Click next to Set person-hours to read-only for finished work items. to make person-hour settings read-only for work items in a Done state. By default, person-hour settings are also available for such work items.

  7. On the page for editing a work item, set the person-hours required for a specific work type.
  • After the configuration is complete, click Save as Template in the upper right corner of the page. In the Save as Template dialog box, enter a template name and description, and click OK.
  • This template can be used to create Scrum projects.
    Figure 2 Creating a Scrum project