Jira versions and releases are designed to help teams track what was delivered, when it was delivered, and what work was included in each deployment. But real projects rarely follow perfect plans. Sprints shift, deadlines change, and sometimes multiple planned releases end up shipping together. When that happens, Jira provides a way to cleanly consolidate release history using release merging.
Understanding this is essential for both real Jira administration and Jira certification success.
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| Releases and versions are tested heavily on Jira certification exams. |
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