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C0D4681462yWe don't do it, but I know how to do it.
The automation in Jira can be satisfying to use, and that's just for the tickets alone. -
I worked as a consultant for a BIG company and they tried (gitlab on-prem) but management shot it down. I guess it was too automagic for them.
Working now for a different BIG company and the problem is still the same. Infinite levels of middle management where velocity goes to zero. Control. It is really toxic. -
@rarboot I love JIRA! I think its great! As long as I don’t have to do anything.
Feels like our business is being in a hostile takeover situation. A lot of money here. SAFE/whatever is being attended by infinite levels of middle management and incompetent people trying to make sense of the complexities only we understand. Since they do not understand computers and/or the business, they are poorly equipped to solve any problem or to make our situation better.
Jira is powerful tool, especially when we combine it with Bitbucket. But, have you ever worked in a company where for example creating feature branch or merging PR changed jira ticket status? Personally I have never seen such automation, even if all clients I have worked for always complained about dev not changing statuses in jira.
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