Reputation: 4762
I've build up a hierarchical structure of all my work items with excel - all my work items are now organized in multiple levels.
User Story 1
|-- Task 1
| -- -- Sub Task 1
| -- -- -- Bug 1
| -- -- Sub Task 2
| -- -- -- Bug 2
| -- -- -- Sub Sub Task 3
| -- -- -- -- Bug 4
...
But how can I access all items under a certain work item (e.g., "All under Task 1") and visualize the results in a somehow hierarchical way?
Is this possible with TFS 2010 and VST 2010? Or do I need some third-party tools to get e.g., "All my Bugs for Sub Task 2" or "All Tasks for User Story 1"?
Thank you Konrad
Upvotes: 3
Views: 4433
Reputation: 8544
In general you need to construct Work Item Queries in VS that have "Type of Query" equal to "Tree of Work Items".
To obtain a list of Bugs for Sub Task 2:
New Query of type "Tree of work items" with Work Item = Sub Task 2 & linked work items Type = Bug
To obtain a list of Tasks under UStory 1:
New Query of type "Tree of work items" with Work Item = User Story 1 & linked work items Type = Task
For an external tool: See here for a nice codeplex-solution that generates DGML - trees of Work Items.
Upvotes: 2