Open lonix1 opened 3 years ago
Could you please elaborate a little what swimlanes are? I have no idea what exactly it is you want. The only information you give for people unaware of swimlanes (like me) is "it allows to split work into smaller parts". But how? And how does it look like? It might be useful if you could provide Screenshots of how it looks like on ZenHub and a little more detailed explanation on what exactly you want implemented.
@delvh Swimlanes in Jira:
swimlanes: "expedite", "bugs", "everything else"
Also from wikipedia:
swimlanes: unlabeled one and "fast track / defect"
:+1: Thanks, now I know what you want included.
Other nice examples for swimlanes are given by
We also use swimlanes on assignee (in our old redmine) - so we can use it for standup - makes it easy to see what each has in their pipeline - to remember what to talk about in standup for each person :)
As another data point for how swimlanes get used, I'm team lead on a multidisciplinary project (EEs, Firmware engineers, Software engineers, and more). We use swimlanes to separate out each of the skill sets. We keep them all on the same board as they're a single project with interlinking work.
I know both Go and JS and am happy to help with the implementation if someone is looking for a hand.
if someone who knows the project well - could outline HOW this should be approached - to allow for actual merging of it into the project.. I'll also gladly assist with some coding
its very sad to work on this - to have it never merged.. and swimlanes is the biggest drawback of gitea over gitlab (or any other kanban tool) - for us
This is actually a "first attempt" at implementing this AFAIK : https://github.com/go-gitea/gitea/pull/21963
The PR #27117, superseding #21963, is a response to #21846, and does not yet introduce separate rows for different values of a selected grouping property.
Now that we have basic kanban functionality, there are many interesting areas to pursue.
I propose that the first should be swimlanes. It allows us to split major work into smaller parts.
Ultimately it would be nice to have the same functionality that ZenHub has, but we need to get there slowly, feature by feature.