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Organizations that are using release records to group some of their changes are now able to filter the views and reports for changes and tasks by release. This can be useful for release managers if they, for example, want to get a list of all tasks that belong to the changes of a specific release.
The new ‘Release’ filter is also available in the Change Calendar, which extends the filter capabilities of this change management overview even further.
What is also new is that the release a change is a part of is now visible in the change.
Similarly, the release is visible in a task when this task is part of a change that belongs to a release.
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