Rally Office Hours:
September 24, 2026

Milestone cumulative flow diagram: A speaker announces a new milestone cumulative flow diagram widget that allows users to track progress and detect patterns by schedule state.

Updates to milestone charts tab: Milestone charts in the charts tab, including burnup and cumulative flow diagrams, have been updated with the new widgets for user experience consistency.

Custom app conversion support: The new milestone cumulative flow diagram widget is supported for converting custom apps and pages in progress.

Page-to-view conversion progress: A speaker shares that the conversion rate from legacy custom pages to custom views has reached 51.2% and urges administrators to convert heavily used pages.

Deprecating legacy custom pages: A speaker reminds users to unshare and deprecate legacy custom pages so other team members transition to the new custom views.

Widget capacity per custom view: In response to a user question about custom views, speakers clarify that custom views now support up to 10 content blocks.

Handling project name changes in middleware: A participant asks how to prevent middleware from breaking when a team name changes, and speakers advise using the project OID rather than the project name as a unique identifier.

Finding milestone widget documentation: An attendee asks where to find documentation on the milestone cumulative flow diagram, and a speaker provides a link to the technical documentation.

Replacing the deprecated release planning page: A user asks how to share a custom release planning view with their team; speakers explain that a project administrator must set the sharing attributes, or the view can be exported as a JSON file and given to an admin to import.

Timebox dashboard health indicator discrepancy: A participant points out that an iteration shows a "good" health status despite having zero stories completed; speakers agree it appears to be a logic bug and agree to follow up.

Comparing iteration load against capacity: A user asks how to flag overloaded iterations within a release. Speakers discuss using progress widgets or custom lists to compare plan estimates against velocity, but ultimately recommend relying on capacity planning and scrum masters for iteration-level tracking.

Multiple widget lines per content block: An attendee asks if content blocks can hold multiple lines of widgets. A speaker explains that content blocks support one row of widgets, but section headers can be turned off to make adjacent blocks appear continuous.

Notification banners on legacy pages: In response to a user inquiry about notifying users on legacy release planning pages, speakers note that subscription-wide banners can be created by admins, but the legacy page will be turned off on October 1st.

Delivery confidence ranking logic error: A participant raises an issue where moving an in-progress story generates an error because unscheduled items are prioritized higher than scheduled ones; a speaker confirms this is a logic defect and promises to review it with the development team.

ConnectALL Community Exchange: A speaker announces the upcoming ConnectALL Community Exchange on October 7th, encouraging both current and prospective users to attend.

ValueOps Insights Community Exchange: A speaker highlights the ValueOps Insights Community Exchange scheduled for October 14th at 12:00 p.m. ET, which will focus on predictive analytics, product health metrics, and customer use cases.

On-demand webinars and AI delivery: A speaker references available resources, including recorded webinars on scaling SAFe and AI-driven delivery while maintaining security and tokenomics governance.

Q3 roadmap and transition resources: Speakers call attention to the recently released Q3 roadmap, a recording on converting custom pages to views, and training courses available on the ValueOps Academy.