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Feature burndown

Feature burndown

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The feature burndown report as a Boards hub: estimated, spent and remaining hours, burndown with forecast, team and bugs for one Feature at a time, read live through the Azure DevOps SDK.
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Feature burndown

Estimated, spent and remaining hours per Feature, a day-by-day burndown with a working-day forecast, who is logging time on what, and the bugs raised — read live from Azure Boards as the signed-in user.

Azure DevOps has burndowns for sprints, not for Features, and none over custom hour fields. This hub adds one under Boards → Feature burndown.

What you see

All open features (landing page)

  • Daily progress: each developer's hours on the last working day (Friday on a Monday) across the whole project, split by task activity; developers in a sprint Capacity show even with nothing logged, or as on leave
  • Who worked on what: closed tasks for any day of the last week, grouped by developer
  • A sortable table: status (late / stalled / on track), estimated, spent, remaining, PBIs done, unestimated hours, open bugs, hours in the last 7 days, target and forecast dates

One feature

  • Tiles: estimated · spent · remaining by state · remaining by hours · development done · forecast · unestimated work · open bugs and defects
  • Burndown: scope, remaining (by state and by hours), spent, ideal line to the target date, and a dashed projection at the last four weeks' pace — sprint bands, hover for any day
  • Hours logged per day by work type or by developer
  • Team: each developer's share of their time on the feature (from the last 14 days of logged hours, code review left out), editable — allocate, deallocate or change a share. Once a developer who is in a team's sprint Capacity is allocated, the forecast burns their hours per day and skips their days off and the team's days off, instead of the four-week pace
  • Last-7-days summary, PBI table with variance, open bugs and defects, hours logged outside any PBI

How it reads your process

The hub adapts to the project at load and says so in its header:

Concept Looked up as
Parent Feature, else Epic
Story Product Backlog Item, User Story, Requirement or Issue
Estimate (hours) Custom.Initialestimation, Custom.Estimation, Original Estimate, Effort or Story Points — whichever carries data
Hours spent Custom.ActualEstimation, Custom.Actualestimation or Completed Work on Done tasks
Development done story states in the Resolved or Completed category (plus Submitted / Ready for test / Testing)
Bugs Bug and Defect work items under the feature

Hours spent are attributed to the nearest story above the task; tasks that are not Done are excluded and reported. Days are calendar days in IST; forecasts count Monday–Friday only.

Privacy

Everything runs in your browser with your own Azure DevOps sign-in (vso.work read scope). No data leaves Azure DevOps; revision history is cached in your browser only, to make later opens faster. Allocation edits are kept in this extension's own data storage in your organization (never in work items) and are visible to, and editable by, everyone who can open the hub.

Requirements

A Scrum-style process with Feature → story → Task hierarchy links. Hour fields on stories and tasks (see the table above); without them the report still shows scope and state, with spent hours at zero.

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