Development Workflow

Development Workflow
Regular Ticket
Steps	Role & Status		Assignee	Description
1. Creating	Author
	→	New	IT Development	Writing a Task and Description in Redmine for IT Development
2. Analyzing	Project Manager (PM)
	↑	Analyzing	Author
	→	Analyzing	PM (if on analyzing)	Analyzing of the task and writing Terms of Reference and Test Planning (if needed)
	→	Paused	PM (if on pause)
	→	Queue	PM (if in line)
	↓	Development	Developer name	Preparing the application and developer priority (Give the application Development Priority A, B, C, or D). A maximum of 3 category A tickets can be assigned to a developer at the same time
3. Development	Developer
	↑	PM Analyzing	PM
	→	In progress	Developer name (if on development)
	→	Development is suspended	Developer name (if on pause)	If the developer received an urgent ticket or a Hotfix, then the ticket should be moved to this status
	↓	Code review	Senior Developer	Write a link to the merge-request in the ticket
	Senior Developer
	↑	Rework	Developer name	Write a comment in the ticket
	→	In reviewing	if need time
	↓	Move to Dev	Developer name	Aprove to Dev
	Developer
	↓	Test Dev	QA	Merge to Dev
4. Testing on Dev	Quality Assurance (QA)
	↑	Rework	Developer name
	→	In testing	Tester name (if on testing)	When a ticket is on testing, the QA assigns this ticket to himself. Write the test result in a comment.
	→	Testing queue	QA (if in line)
	↓	Test Dev (if needed)	Author	If necessary, assignee the ticket to the Author for feedback
	↓	Testing has been completed	QA
	Author (optional)
	↑	Rework	QA
	↓	Testing has been completed	QA	If everything is ok and the conditions of the ticket are done. Aprove to Stage
	Quality Assurance (QA)
	↓	Move to Stage	Developer name	Aprove to Stage
	Developer
	↓	Test Stage	QA	Merge to Stage
5. Testing on Stage	Quality Assurance (QA)
	↑	Rework	Developer name
	→	In testing	Tester name (if on testing)
	→	Testing queue	QA (if in line)
!!!!	↓	Ready to Install	QA
Go to Release-Ticket process
6. Release	Quality Assurance (QA)
!!!!	↓	Test Live	QA
7. Testing on Live	Quality Assurance (QA)
	↑	Rework	PM
	→	In testing	Tester name (if on testing)
		Test Live	Author
	Author
	↑	Rework	QA
	↓	Completed	QA
	Quality Assurance (QA)
	→	Paused	QA (preparing to Close)	Transfer to Paused status if there are no bugs and errors
	X	Closed
	Project Manager (PM)
	↑	Rework	Developer name (if Hotfix)	Analysing Feedback and sending to Developer for Hotfix. Adding Rollback Request to Release-Ticket.
	if needed rollback go to Release Ticket (to step 3)
	X	Closed		create a new ticket (if needed)

New-Release-Ticket

New-Release-Ticket
Steps	Role & Status		Assignee	Description
1. Creating (QA creates the ticket)	Quality Assurance (QA)
	→	In Progress	QA	The tester completes a Release-Ticket and adds to this ticket other tickets that have been tested on the Stage
	↓	Ready to Install	System Administration	The Release-Ticket is ready to be uploaded to Life
2. Release	System Administrator
	→	Planning and Install	System Administration	Planning time for Release is every Thursday 1pm EST
	↓	Test Live	QA	Merge to Live
	Quality Assurance (QA)			Responsible tester for Release moves all tickets from Release-Ticket to Test Live status
	↑	Rework	PM
	→	In testing	QA	Choose Responsible person who’ll test and close Release-Ticket
	X	Closed
	Project Manager (PM)
	↑	Rollback	System Administration	In case we need a Rollback, write a request and send a message to IT Helpdesk (if needed)
	System Administrator
	↓	Rollback completed	QA
	Quality Assurance (QA)
	→	In Progress	QA	The tester again completes a Release-Ticket and adds to this ticket other tickets that have been tested on the Stage

If errors are found at any of the steps, change the status and Assignee as Workflow recommend

If the task requires additional materials such as design or other, the Project Manager (PM) creates a Subtask

Execution of tasks without a ticket is not allowed.

In case of critical errors, it is allowed to formulate the problem in a different way.

When creating duplicate tickets, these tickets will be closed.

When changing Assignee, comments are written about what was done: NECESSARILY