@ -56,8 +56,8 @@ To close a version, open the details view of a version and set the **Status** to
There are (of course) a few differences between open, locked and closed versions:
- **Open version**: Can be used on all places where version can be used. Work packages can be added and removed. The version is visible in the Backlogs module. It will also be shown in the Roadmap module.
- **Locked version**: No work packages can be added or removed. The version is not visible in the Backlogs module anymore. The version is still visible in the Roadmap module.
Use case: E.g. the scope of a new software release or a sprint has been decided and should not be changed anymore. It is currently being worked on.
- **Open version**: Can be used in all places where version can be used. Work packages can be added and removed. The version is visible in the Backlogs module. It will also be shown in the Roadmap module.
- **Locked version**: No work packages can be added or removed. The version is not visible in the Backlogs module anymore. The version is still visible in the Roadmap module.
Use case: E.g. the scope of a new software release or a sprint has been decided and should not be changed anymore. It is currently being worked on.
- **Closed version**: No work packages can be added or removed. The version is not visible in the Backlogs module any more. It will also not be shown in the Roadmap module unless you explicitly filter for it.
Use case: A closed version is meant as a completed version, e.g. the new software release mentioned earlier has been finished and you're working on the next one.