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Points in scrum release

VISWANATH KAMAL
Tera Contributor

In the rm_release_scrum table there is a field called 'points' and it is a calculated and read only value.The value is derived from the story points in rm_story table.How this is calculated and what was the parameters considered in this calculation.Do we have any out of the box scripted calculations for this?

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Sohail Khilji
Kilo Patron

Hi @VISWANATH KAMAL ,

 

First thing first,

There is not fixed number to be set for a story, based on team size and standard followed any number can be considered in story points. Lets say you have a team of 5 and work 9-5 weekly and if you take 50 as a total scrum points these 50point will be split among 5 members of your team based on effors and time required.

 

so in a week if 10 stories are planned each member will be alloted with 2 stories each with 5points of effort.

 

Parameters considered in calculation are below: (Total points - allocated points)

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Hi @Sohail Khilji ,

 

Thanks for your reply. My Question here is how the scrum points are calculated based on story points.Whenever few stories are added for the particular based on the points defined in stories it is calculating the points and displayed in scrum release.I wanted to know the parameters considered for that calculation.

 

The field shows that calculated sum of all the points of all the sprints in this release.But the sum of story points is not equal to the points mentioned in scrum.

swathisarang98
Giga Sage

Hi @VISWANATH KAMAL ,

 

It is calculated in OOTB script include called ScrumUtils you can go through the script to understand how its working ,

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and its called through business rule  - Handle sprint changes

 

Please check and Mark Helpful and Correct if it really helps you.

Regards,

Swathi Sarang