Main documentation : WoExplorer
Short Description
Visualize issues timelines and dependencies with status and date inputs
Summary
Automatically generate timelines on each issue to visualize date inputs, status changes, and assignee changes. View dependencies to ensure realistic delivery dates, improving team-client relationships and stakeholder satisfaction.
Go and watch this intro video for the base use of WoExplorer
Setup and configuration base
Very minimal configuration is needed to get started, when you load WoExplorer for the first time you’ll get a view like below :
Use the setting panel to select your issues scope selecting one or more projects or filters depending on your context :
As soon as you start selecting your scope WoExplorer start getting your issues informations (you can still continue to select more or remove selection while it loads), and you’ll get your backlog showing with the default configuration :
For now you can close the Setting panel by clicking on the title “Setting” :
Setup and configuration for the columns and details
The details are the small colorfull mouse over area showing below each of you issue.
When moused over they will reveal the issue corresponding information, and their color can correspond to the value they can take once confirgured.
Use the cogwheel on the bottom left to setup the details and columns you want to view
If you want to have the status as a details showing a particular color for a specific status use the Color by values menu, selecting status, then choosing the color by values that you want:
Setup and configuration for the timelines
Then you can adapt the timeline configuration as you please by using the cogwheel on the bottom left of the timeline view :
Add timelines that interest you, change their colors, adapt their size to build the Gantt that provide the right information for your ecosystem.
And use the color by value to set a color to each of the different status your issue can get, and same for assignee, fix Versions, and more.
Setup and configuration for the burnup chart
The first time you go to the chart tab using the tab bar it will show empty (you should have a scope selected beforehand)
As the screen display you need to use the cogwheel on the top left to configure this view:
Just grab the statuses and drop them on their corresponding column, create more column, edit and remove them if needed, so you end up with the statuses that are of interest in the right columns:
As shown above you can also adapt the selection for the issue types you want to include, and select the estimation type you are using.
And now you can close this configuration to begin using the burnup chart: