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Updated by Niels Lindenthal about 1 year ago
* There is a table in `Project settings` -> `Project lifecycle` listing all stages and gates which are active in the project.
* Above the table there is a segmented control which allows to also show the inactive stages and gates.
* Every row has a more button at the end which allows to activate/deactivate a stage or a gate for the respective project.
* There is a save button below the table.
* Changing the finish date of stage triggers the rescheduling of succeeding stages/gates. Those automatic changes are only saved after explicit saving the form.
* For every project a start date can be defined. This start date is optional.
* The start date of the first stage is defined by the the project start date.
* The project finish date is read-only. It is defined by the finish date of the last active stage or gate in the project.
* The project list receives columns for displaying the start and the finish date.
* The columns are sortable.
* The project list can be filtered by the projects' dates.
**As** a project administrator
**I want to** set a project's start and finish date
**so that** I can clearly communicate the timeframe in which the project will take place.
**Acceptance criteria**
* Projects receive
* A start date
* A finish date
* The project start and finish date is displayed in the project's lifecycle administration.
* The project start can be edited. The project finish date is calculated based on the preceding stages and gates.
* The start/finish date cannot be toggled. They exist always.
* The project dates are always displayed in the sidebar of the project overview page. They can not be deactivated in the project settings.
* The project list receives columns for displaying the start and the finish date.
* The columns are sortable.
* The project list can be filtered by the projects' dates.
* The project finish date is defined by the latest stage or gate.
* Above the table there is a segmented control which allows to also show the inactive stages and gates.
* Every row has a more button at the end which allows to activate/deactivate a stage or a gate for the respective project.
* There is a save button below the table.
* Changing the finish date of stage triggers the rescheduling of succeeding stages/gates. Those automatic changes are only saved after explicit saving the form.
* For every project a start date can be defined. This start date is optional.
* The start date of the first stage is defined by the the project start date.
* The project finish date is read-only. It is defined by the finish date of the last active stage or gate in the project.
* The project list receives columns for displaying the start and the finish date.
* The columns are sortable.
* The project list can be filtered by the projects' dates.
**As** a project administrator
**I want to** set a project's start and finish date
**so that** I can clearly communicate the timeframe in which the project will take place.
**Acceptance criteria**
* Projects receive
* A start date
* A finish date
* The project start and finish date is displayed in the project's lifecycle administration.
* The project start can be edited. The project finish date is calculated based on the preceding stages and gates.
* The start/finish date cannot be toggled. They exist always.
* The project dates are always displayed in the sidebar of the project overview page. They can not be deactivated in the project settings.
* The project list receives columns for displaying the start and the finish date.
* The columns are sortable.
* The project list can be filtered by the projects' dates.
* The project finish date is defined by the latest stage or gate.