Software teams often plan work in one place and build software somewhere else. Tasks live on a...
Software teams often plan work in one place and build software somewhere else.
Tasks live on a project board.
But the real work happens in the IDE, Git branches, commits, pushes, pull requests, and code changes.
That creates a gap.
A developer may finish the code, commit the changes, push the branch, and still forget to update the board. The project board may say “In Progress”, while the real development work is already done.
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