Sorry, if this has been covered, I searched but no results came up.
We’ve been using the bronze level of gitlab cloud for 2 years now and I just noticed iterations and we’d like to start using them as our team grows. However there is no ‘new’ button. Docs say click the ‘new’ button and you have to be a developer or above, as the project owner I would think that qualifies as ‘above’. How can I create an iteration and start assigning issues to it without a ‘new’ button? Nothing in settings seems to indicate enabling/disabling, the project is a ‘group’ project.
Thanks
Even better, I went in through groups several times last night, no button - go in today, no button. Try one more time, voila button appears - like what the hell? Does no one use cache busting?
I’m having the exact same issue. Although, cleaning cache, etc… does not solve the problem.
I have maintainer permissions and still cannot see the button.
I can create a iteration under a group but not while within a project. Example:
I am also having this issue. Want to create a new iteration, have been doing it every two weeks for about a year now, now the button isn’t appearing (on the group view) on Issues>Iterations. The new iteration button just isn’t there anymore. I am in the Maintainer role. Very strange.
Heh, I figured it out eventually – you need to be at the BASE of the group view in order to get to the iteration page to see the new iteration button. This is a really common function that sprint planners are going to be using every week or two, this should be more intuitive. The GitLab UI could use some work.