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iOS uses release boards, a la #ios-app-v5.3.0-welsh-dragon . The final column is "Ready for PM Signoff". We would like to track how long it takes a task to be resolved once it enters that column. The tracking would have to accept wildcards just like any other tracking in the recat file, but also recognize that the column is always the same name. Not a high priority.

As someone doing program management, I would like to know how long it takes a task to go from creation to resolution (and/or "start work" to resolution), so that I can support teams in prioritizing, retrospecting, and setting expectations with stakeholders about their work. Two approaches I can think of: - The pure age of a task, with a timer that starts as soon as the task is created - The age of a task after a certain criteria is met. For instance, a task might not be relevant just sitting in a backlog, but becomes relevant as soon as it is "pulled into" a Kanban board of some kind. I speculate that this could be done with a "start aging" toggle on a task, which could then be triggered by a column when it enters a new workboard.

iOS uses release boardsAs someone doing program management, I would like to know how long it takes a task to go from creation to resolution (and/or "start work" to resolution), so that I can support teams in prioritizing, retrospecting, and setting expectations with stakeholders about their work. Two approaches I can think of: - The pure age of a task, a la #ios-app-v5.3.0-welsh-dragon .with a timer that starts as soon as the task is created - The age of a task after a certain criteria is met. For instance, The final column is "Ready for PM Signoff".a task might not be relevant just sitting in a backlog, We would like to track how long it takes a task to be resolved once it enters that columnbut becomes relevant as soon as it is "pulled into" a Kanban board of some kind. The tracking would have to accept wildcards just like any other tracking in the recat fileI speculate that this could be done with a "start aging" toggle on a task, but also recognize that thewhich could then be triggered by a column is always the same namen when it enters a new workboard. Not a high priority.