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You can associate a master release with one or more products. Associating products with a master release allows you to track user stories completed by multiple product teams as part of a single cross product release.
For example, Company X is working on a release that integrates three of its products (A, B, and C). The following product teams are assigned the user stories and tasks for each integration piece:
A master release D is created and associated with all the three products. The master release allows Company X to oversee the progress of all the user stories and tasks completed by all the teams. The Product members can view the associated master release from a user story.
When you assign a product release to a master release, all user stories within the product release are automatically assigned to the master release. If you do not want all user stories in a product release assigned to a master release, associate individual user stories to a master release. You can associate individual user stories to a master release as long as the product is associated with the master release.
You can associate a product to a master release from the master release edit page. Once you associate the two, you can assign individual user stories from that product to the master release from the user story edit page.
You can associate a product with multiple master releases.
If your CA Agile Vision product is integrated to a Clarity project, you can associate the Clarity project to a master release in CA Agile Vision. Doing so allows you to manage all user stories and tasks assigned to the master release from Clarity.
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