= Workflow Example 
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:LECTURE_NO: 8th lecture

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IT1901 Fall 2019 - {LECTURE_NO}

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== Overview

- User story
- Issues
- Git flow

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== User Story

== User Story

In the backlog of the simpleexample2 we get the following user story:

- As a user I want to be able to add name, description etc.  to some of the locations I saved on the map in order to be easier to refer back to the most interesting places. 

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* we know from the PO / users that the expected points with additional info is relatively small
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== From user story to issues

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- considering that the user story is to be included in the next iteration (sprint) then
- the user story starts a process of discussion and planning within the development team
- we need to understand what are the consequences of the new requirements for the different modules
- we also need to create the necessary issues that

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== Issues


== The issues

https://gitlab.stud.idi.ntnu.no/it1901/course-material/issues

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== Typical git flow

== Source code management
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link:scm.html[Source code management (SCM)]


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