There are Categories that issues can be assigned to within Eclipse.
You can also create your own custom Query (actually you have to have at least one in order to see any tasks at all. I usually create an "All" query to see everything, with no filters.).
To close the Kickoff session and milestone, we need a Milestone 1 query which will allow us to focus on work in process.
Click on the "New" icon in the Task List toolbar (the left-most icon). Select New Query. Select the repo you are working with, and click on the Next button. Enter a Title (i.e. lit-drupal-lean-Milestone 1 - (it's a great idea to include a project namespace in the title)). Leave the Open and Closed status checkboxes checked, do not check any one label, and select Milestone 1 from the Milestone drop-down list. Click the Finish button, and your done. You should be able to open the newly listed query in the Task List View, and see just the Milestone 1 issues.
We need to focus on work in process. To this end, the Task List view affords several interesting options which function as built in filters:
There are Categories that issues can be assigned to within Eclipse.
You can also create your own custom Query (actually you have to have at least one in order to see any tasks at all. I usually create an "All" query to see everything, with no filters.).
To close the Kickoff session and milestone, we need a Milestone 1 query which will allow us to focus on work in process.
Click on the "New" icon in the Task List toolbar (the left-most icon). Select New Query. Select the repo you are working with, and click on the Next button. Enter a Title (i.e. lit-drupal-lean-Milestone 1 - (it's a great idea to include a project namespace in the title)). Leave the Open and Closed status checkboxes checked, do not check any one label, and select Milestone 1 from the Milestone drop-down list. Click the Finish button, and your done. You should be able to open the newly listed query in the Task List View, and see just the Milestone 1 issues.
Let's do it!