Topic: [candidate] Storycard dependencies

Did this not make it into 2.0? I see children are buried in the tree section add icon but are not linked. Plus that’s too much clicking to be usable.

update: I assume Adam was only referring to the tree view and not viewing/linking the parent/child in the card view. I realize now that I was hoping he was talking about the card view.

Topic: [implemented-1.0] Page Includes in Wiki

Ben, you can use HTML. Here’s what I do to add a project calendar to a wiki page (replace square brackets with appropriate greater/less than characters):

[iframe src="http://my.calendars.net/xxx/" height="800" width="800" scrolling="yes"][/iframe]

Topic: [candidate] Storycard dependencies

Hi Ben,

We do have plans to provide dependency visualizations in future versions of Mingle. The upcoming 2.0 release will contain new visualizations for maintaining parent/child card relationships.

Topic: [implemented-1.0] Page Includes in Wiki

Hi Ben,

Mingle does support inline frames so, this is entirely possible. In fact, many teams use this to include things like their Build status pages, Google Calendars/Maps or even Fitnesse tests.

Of course, all Mingle card descriptions are fully fledged wiki pages unto themselves that allow you to create really rich story card narratives that can contain reporting and charting on the underlying data in Mingle. You can expect more features that will enhance this capability within the upcoming 2.0 release of Mingle. Stay tuned to the website for more announcements.