Using LiquidPlanner and Git/GitHub
Use My Work view
Click on My Work view in LiquidPlanner. Tasks are ordered by priority, so start with the top task. Use the built-in timer to track time.
Using git and Github with Salesforce
Record Time and Update Estimates
When you're done working on a task, stop the timer, and record the time. You need to "Use" the time that has been recorded in order for it to be applied to a task. After recording the time, update the estimated time remaining, if necessary.
Completing a task
After you've completed a task, and opened a pull request to have the code peer reviewed and merged, add a comment to the LP task with a link to the pull request. Then move the task into the Ready to Review package for the current sprint.
Start Code Review
Before starting on the next task, perform code review on open tasks.
Other Tips
Show ID in Project View
If you don't see the task Id in the project view, you can add it by clicking the cog icon to
customize columns, and adding the Item ID Number:
Branch and Pull Request Lifecycle
Sometimes, dependencies between tasks and/or multiple iterations on a task can complicate branch history. There are some notes on branch lifecycle.