I have seen different strategies on using subcases on fogbugz and to me only one way makes sense: Subcases are dependencies Only if all the subcases are finished you can resolve a parent case. I think that comes implicitly from the fact that you cannot have more than one parent. Additionally the typical use-case for me is that you have to split up a complex bug / task into manageable subparts. what do you think?
On Jun 10, 2013, at 2:29 PM, Camillo Bruni <camillobruni@gmail.com> wrote:
I have seen different strategies on using subcases on fogbugz and to me only one way makes sense:
Subcases are dependencies
Only if all the subcases are finished you can resolve a parent case. I think that comes implicitly from the fact that you cannot have more than one parent. Additionally the typical use-case for me is that you have to split up a complex bug / task into manageable subparts.
what do you think?
Yes! The idea is that the sub-cases have to be done first. They form a nice structure as a TODO list. Marcus
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