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   - Enter the title, description, size, and optional color.    - Enter the title, description, size, and optional color. 
  
 +==== Planning ====
  
-==== Adding an Issues to Epic ====+=== Adding an Issues to Epic ===
  
 To add an issue (sometimes called a feature, story or sprintable story) to an epic: To add an issue (sometimes called a feature, story or sprintable story) to an epic:
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-==== Adding a Task to an Issue ====+=== Adding a Task to an Issue ===
  
 To add a task to an issue (sometimes called a feature, story or sprintable story): To add a task to an issue (sometimes called a feature, story or sprintable story):
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   - Enter the title, an optional description, and the effort estimate in hours).   - Enter the title, an optional description, and the effort estimate in hours).
  
-==== Committing to a Task ====+=== Committing to a Task ===
  
 To commit to (i.e., take responsibility for) as task, select yourself from the drop-down list.  To commit to (i.e., take responsibility for) as task, select yourself from the drop-down list. 
  
-==== Adding an Acceptance Criterion to an Issue====+=== Adding an Acceptance Criterion to an Issue ===
  
 To add an acceptance criterion to an issue: To add an acceptance criterion to an issue:
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   - Click on <key>⊕</key>   - Click on <key>⊕</key>
  
-==== Adding a Sprint to the Project ==== +=== Adding a Sprint to the Project === 
  
 To add a sprint to the project: To add a sprint to the project:
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-==== Adding Issues to a Sprint ==== +=== Adding Issues to a Sprint === 
  
-To add issues (also known as stories, sprintable stories, and features) to a sprint:+To add issues (also known as stories,  sprintable stories, and features) to a sprint:
  
   - Select the sprint.   - Select the sprint.
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-==== Starting a Sprint ==== +==== Starting a Sprint ===== 
  
 To start a sprint: To start a sprint:
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 +==== Execution ====
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 +The execution phase (i.e., after sprint planning but before the sprint retrospective) is managed from the "Execution" tab.
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 +During the execution phase, issues/stories are in one of three states: "Open", "In Progress", or "Closed".  The state of an issue/story is controlled using the radio buttons at the bottom of the issue/story. Issues/stories start in the "Open" state. When a team member starts working on an issue/story they should click on the <key>🏃</key>.
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 +The tasks in the issue/story can be listed by clicking on the issue/story. To indicate that a task has been completed, click on the <key>☐</key>.
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 +To indicate that an entire issue/story has been completed, click on the <key>✓</key> button.
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 +To indicate that an entire issue/story has been "re-opened", click on the <key>…</key> button.