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Software development teams spend a lot of time planning & developing their product features but somehow miss out on importance of release communication. If your team is already using Jira, then Automated release notes (ARN) makes your release notes generation & communication process a breeze.
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- 1. Automated Release Notes (ARN), app for Jira Quick Introduction
- 2. Hello! I am Anand Inamdar CEO & Product owner Amoeboids Technologies Pvt Ltd https://amoeboids.com 2
- 3. 1. Origins of ARN Let’s start with the ‘why’
- 4. Tedious & Inaccurate exercise ◂ Writing & communicating release notes is a tedious exercise. ◂ Usually release notes are needed in different formats, for different audience. ◂ E.g. Business team may want a document that mainly gives them an executive summary, whereas a sales rep will only like to know about the ‘hot features’. 4
- 5. Tedious & Inaccurate exercise ◂ Figure out which issues are included in the release ◂ Who are the relevant recipients, not everyone needs to know about every release item ◂ Send emails (internal & external), publish to Confluence 5
- 6. Why not save some time? & build a versatile release notes generator 6
- 7. ARN for all stakeholders 7 Customer facing Customers & customer facing teams can be kept informed about upcoming/recent changes to the product. Again, use the data selectively. Individual Contributors Makes the process of internal quality assurance & development more efficient. No manual intervention required, once set up. Managers & Executives Stakeholders who just need an overview, get exactly that via different templates. Use power of JQL.
- 8. 1. Use Cases How does ARN help?
- 9. Use Cases... ◂ Inform internal players when the next release is due based on ‘scheduled’ triggers ◂ Keep customers engaged via ‘featured’ updates ◂ Generating release notes on demand 9
- 10. Use Cases ◂ Automatically trigger rules when a version is released in Jira ◂ Trigger rules from other DevOps tools via webhooks ◂ Automatically publish release notes to Confluence 10
- 11. Use Cases ◂ Generate release notes from multiple projects in Jira ◂ POST release notes in HTML & JSON formats to pre-defined urls ◂ Send release notes directly to your web applications via widgets 11
- 12. Use Cases ◂ Send release notes directly to a channel in Slack or MS teams ◂ Store release notes in PDF format directly to your Box, Dropbox accounts ◂ Generate other reports exploiting the flexibility of the app 12
- 13. 1. Quick Demo How it works?
- 14. 14 Thanks! Reach out to us: ◂ aos@amoeboids.atlassian.net ◂ autoreleasenotes.roadmapper.app
- 15. Credits Special thanks to all the people who made and released these awesome resources for free: ◂ Presentation template by SlidesCarnival ◂ Photographs by Unsplash 15