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Created by Guest
Created on May 7, 2021

Epics should automatically inherit start and end dates from the release dates where the epics reside

With an epic you can enter a start and end date, or have it be automatically calculated. The problem/idea is that this automatic calculation of start and end date should be based on the release dates for the releases in which the epics reside.

  • ADMIN RESPONSE
    Feb 4, 2026

    Epics can now automatically inherit their start and end dates from the release they belong to. This ensures epic timelines stay aligned with release schedules and removes the need to manually manage dates when epics are planned within a release.

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  • Guest
    Jun 11, 2024

    Teams doing Quarterly releases move epics around and want them slated under what release they all under. They would also help if there was logic to also adjust the features under both the release and the epic.

  • Darrell Massie
    May 6, 2024

    This makes the translation of reprioritized Epics to the Engineering plans much more seamless.

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Releases update with Epic Dates

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What is the challenge? Epic date range end dates expand and currently have to come back after into the release and change the date in there as well. What is the impact? our org uses multiple release roadmaps and epic roadmaps and causes mi...
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