Release NotesMarch 12, 2026· 7 min read

Agile Analytics v2.4.2 Release Notes

Version 2.4.2 improves workflow-stage clarity, hardens cycle-time data quality, and adds cross-project multi-team scope usability.

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v2.4.2 focuses on trust and readability: sprint numbers now align more clearly with mapped workflow stages, cycle-time outliers are guarded more aggressively, and multi-team selection is easier at enterprise scale.

What's New in v2.4.2

  • Current Sprint summary was redesigned with clearer labels: Total Items, Completed, Open, Reliability.
  • Workflow Stage Breakdown now appears in the sprint card and is calculated directly from saved workflow mapping.
  • Each stage card now has mapped-state hover help so users can see exactly which ADO states are counted.
  • A dedicated New stage now appears before Queued to avoid early-state ambiguity.
  • Queued defaults and suggested mapping now include New, Approved, and Committed.
  • Multi-Team Scope now supports cross-project team selection with separate browse and selected-scope panes.
  • Agile Coach includes a dedicated Multi-Team Aging page in navigation.

Cycle Time Data Quality Improvements

This release adds additional data hardening around workflow history timestamps to prevent malformed or sentinel values from polluting cycle calculations:

  • Workflow update revised timestamps are sanitized before being used as state events.
  • Invalid or extreme start/end timestamps are excluded from cycle and lead-time computations.
  • When report-level cycle values are invalid, sprint view falls back to valid completed-item timestamps for p50/p85 display.

Why This Matters

  • Teams can explain sprint numbers confidently without state-definition confusion.
  • Coaching and leadership views stay credible even when historical timestamp quality varies.
  • Large organizations can scope analysis across many teams/projects with fewer clicks and less noise.

Operational Notes

  • No migration is required.
  • Existing mappings continue to work.
  • To apply new queued defaults to existing mappings, use Configuration → Workflow Mapping → Use Suggested on Queued.

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