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Implementing and fixing with tasks and bugs

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Implementing and fixing with tasks and bugs

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- [Instructor] So far, we've added epics, features, and a user story. And now we're going to look at the smallest type of work items, the humble Task and Bug. In some teams, often the developers themselves will add the tasks and the bugs to help organize their own work. In other teams that may be down to the BA, or the business side. So a task is a detailed piece of work that represents something specific that needs to be done. And I'm going to add that actually under here. Add a new item, and it's a task. It's automatically picked Task, because it knows it's a child of a story and you can't have a story that is the child of a story. So the task here is going to be, add tree to canvas. Tasks can be used to break your user stories into actionable steps. They're sort of the how of your project. And you can see there are different fields to the story here, there are fewer. For example, there's no acceptance criteria.…

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