A release is a promise about what ships together. Blueprint Two helps you explore the dependencies, exclusions and acceptance criteria behind that promise.
The problem to solve
A backlog measures demand; it does not define a release. Unresolved dependencies are where schedules begin to drift.
The proposed approach
Write an exit criterion before setting a delivery date. Separate required work from attractive additions.
Working with the example
API freeze
The sample records “Owner agreed” as context and “Ready” as its state. In a real release planning process, the source and responsible role should be checked before acting on that state.
Migration
The sample records “Rollback drafted” as context and “Review” as its state. In a real release planning process, the source and responsible role should be checked before acting on that state.
Export CSV
The sample records “Deferred” as context and “Next cycle” as its state. In a real release planning process, the source and responsible role should be checked before acting on that state.
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