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• amend respective release dates

• either keep original dates

• cancel the change

Swimlanes

TBDRoadmap view have a couple of swimlanes configurations

Swimlanes by releases

TBD

Swimlanes by projects

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The main use case is organizing swimlanes by releases to see

• release on timeline

• encompassing versions including scheduling conflicts

• progress for both releases and versions included into releases

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You can also configure how you want release swimlanes to be sorted

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Swimlanes by projects

Another possible use case is swimlane by Projects. This is usually a good fit for:

• show roadmap for different teams/units if they are split in different Jira projects

• same for Products, Components

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If you select swimlane by projects … virtual versions and releases will be shown at the bottom as 2 additional swinlanes.

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Edit and browse versions and releases

Right click on any version or release on roadmap view will show a context menu to open

• standard version/release dialog

• archive version/release

• delete version/release

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Search and advanced filtering

Users can search for versions and release. Thus the roadmap view will be adjusted according to search results as shown in example below:

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In addition to full text search some advanced filtering is available as well, namely:

• Tags to filter by Version/Package tags

• Archived/Unarchived

• Show delayed only

• Columns representing status (or steps in workflow) for versions and releases

• Filter by Projects

• Filter by Project Leads

Export to PDF

If you want to share a snapshot version of your release roadmap you can export it to PDF.

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Roadmap Gadget

If you want to share a real time version of your roadmap with your target audience you can alway give a link to release board, but probably using https://releasemanagement.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/RM4J/pages/1081350/Gadgets+for+Dashboards+and+Confluence#Roadmap-Gadget on your Dashboard or Confluence is a better option.