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Color | Line | Description |
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Black |   | The issue does not contribute to the root issue (there is one outward link at least in the branch connecting the issue with the root which breaks the roll-up progress) |
Red |  | The issue contributes to the root (all the chain of linked issues are inward) and all their contributing children are already loaded in the hierarchy, therefore the total contribution of the branch under the issue is well known |
Orange |  | The issue contributes to the root from more than one way and each way does it partially with the same amount (balanced) |
Light red |  | The issue contributes to the root but not all its children have already be loaded, therefore the real total contribution of the branch is unknown as it might vary when more children are loaded |
Yellow |  | The same that the previous one when the issue contributes from more than one branch |
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Progress Bars Colors and Individual progress of each issue
You will see different colors in the progress bars. Mousing over color bars .
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will appear pop-up windows with individual progress of issue. Appears in all issues that have time tracking.
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Progress of resolved issues
Shows the number of resolved issues in the hierarchy that is being displayed. It appears in the root issue, and in all those issues that contribute to it.
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Progress of the history points resolved
Shows the number of history points resolved in the hierarchy that is being viewed. It appears in the root issue, and in all those issues that contribute to it.
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Progress roll up (on intermediate levels)
"Links Hierarchy" extends its functionality and provides progress roll up in all issues, and not only in the root issue.
Now you can also see the progress of the issues that influence the issue you are visualizing, allowing you to monitor and better analyze progress.
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It shows the progress roll up in all the issues that influence the root issue.
When an issue appears in several places contributing, it contributes to all its ancestors.
In the image, LH-10 contributes to the roads (LH-7, LH-8, LH-1) and (LH-7, LH-9, LH-6, LH-17).
This allows you to see the actual progress of each of the issues that contribute to the root.
When an issue appears in several places contributing, all your appearances are shown with an orange link to indicate that the issue is contributing in different ways.