Release NotesMarch 13, 2026· 6 min read

Agile Analytics v2.4.9 Release Notes

Version 2.4.9 improves Feature Analytics scope matching for multi-team environments and reinforces the required setup path that protects dashboard data accuracy.

#release notes#v2.4.9#feature analytics#workflow mapping#access control

v2.4.9 is a focused quality release. Package comparison against v2.4.8 shows only two changed files: extension.vsixmanifest (version bump) and dist/hub.js (runtime behavior update). The update targets Feature Analytics team scoping so reported rows align more reliably with selected scope in real customer projects.

What Changed in v2.4.9

  • Feature Analytics team matching now resolves scoped teams using normalized tokens and preserved labels.
  • Child work-item fetch now includes System.IterationPath in addition to Area Path, improving team-resolution fidelity.
  • Team include/exclude filtering is now applied to resolved scope tokens, reducing false matches in large project structures.
  • Package manifest version updated from 2.4.8 to 2.4.9.

Why This Matters for Data Correctness

  • Feature rows are less likely to drift into the wrong team bucket when area paths are complex.
  • Scope behavior is more consistent for organizations that rely on iteration naming or mixed path structures.
  • Leaders reviewing cross-team metrics get cleaner attribution and fewer manual cross-checks.

Getting Started in Under 2 Minutes (Required Sequence)

Use this exact sequence during onboarding to avoid incorrect analytics behavior:

  • Step 1 — Install: Open the Marketplace listing, review the plan that fits your organization, then install the extension into your Azure DevOps organization.
  • Step 2 — Open: Navigate to any project and open Agile Analytics from the left hub navigation (under your project name).
  • Step 3 — Claim Admin Access (Required): An Azure DevOps Project Administrator or Organization Administrator must go to Tools → Configuration → Access Control and click Claim Admin Access.
  • Step 4 — Configure Workflow Mapping (Required): Go to Tools → Configuration → Workflow Mapping, map your Azure DevOps board states to analytics flow stages based on your company process, and save.
  • Step 5 — Select your team and explore: Use the team selector in the top-left corner, then browse views using the top navigation.
  • Starter lets each user work with one selected team in one project at a time while still browsing all projects and teams from the toolbar.
  • Pro expands to up to 3 teams in 1 project and adds Team Leaderboard.
  • Business expands to 10 teams across 3 projects and unlocks Access Control plus custom workflow mappings.

Optional Additional Setup

  • After required setup is complete, go to Tools → Configuration to set WIP limits.
  • Add Teams/Slack webhook alerts.
  • Run Readiness checks.
  • Export Support Diagnostics.

Rollout Guardrail

For correct analytics behavior in customer environments, complete Access Control claim and Workflow Mapping before broad team rollout.

Ready to move from reading to rollout?

Use the install guide for the shortest path into Azure DevOps, then compare plans when you need more than Starter.

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