The appearance of the chart is determined by the following data
- Start date of the chart
- End date of the chart
- End date of burndown line
Set from the following conditions:
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If a "start date" is set for an issue in a version
- set the earliest start date of the issue in the version
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If a "start date" is not set for an issue in a version
- set the creation date of the version
Set from the following conditions:
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If all issues in a version have been closed
- Set from the most recent date below
- due date of the version
- closed date of the issue in the version
- Set from the most recent date below
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If not all issues in a version have been closed
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If none of the issues in a version have been closed
- Set from the most recent date below
- due date of the version, if not, today's date
- creation date of the issue in the version
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If more than one issue has been closed
- Set from the most recent date below
- due date of the version, if not, today's date
- creation date of the issue in the version
- closed date of the issue in the version
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Set from the most earliest date below:
- today's date
- end date of the chart
- Ideal line
- Number of all issues - Number of issues that have been closed
- Number of issues that have not been closed
Drawn under the following conditions:
- If a due date is set for the version
- A straight line is drawn with the following two points
- Start date of the chart -> Total number of issues in the version
- Completion date of the version -> 0 issues
- If a due date is not set for the version
- No line is drawn
The following numbers are drawn for each day from the start date of the chart to the end date of the line
Total number of issues in the version - Number of issues that have been closed as of that date
The following number of issues are drawn for each day between the start date of the chart and the end date of the line
Number of issues that have not been closed as of that date