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If you used DoneDone Classic, you're probably familiar with a feature called Release Builds.

The feature allowed you to bundle all the issues in your project that are marked as "Ready for Next Release" and move them to "Ready for Retest". The feature provided a text area to customize a message to team members, and you got a history of previous release builds.

In DoneDone 2, we've removed that feature, mainly because you can now create any type of Custom Workflow you want. Release Builds were specific to the set of statuses in DoneDone Classic (which is now the "bug tracking" Workflow you have in DoneDone 2).

However, you can still do something very similar in DoneDone 2 by using a combination of Custom Filters and the Bulk Edit feature.

First, go to a Project and hit the "Custom Filters" add button.

Next, create a Custom Filter, selecting the criteria you want. For instance, if you want to mimic a DoneDone Classic release build, you would pick the "Ready for Next Release" status only, then select "Create Filter".

To create a Release Build, click on the new custom filter, then select all items matching the filter and select "Bulk Edit".

• From there, first reassign the selected tickets to the person in charge of testing them.
• Next, select the same items and select "Bulk edit" again. Now, change all statuses in the list to "Ready for Retest" as well as add a message about the release.

All people that are on any of the items selected, as an assignee or watcher, will receive email notifications (unless they've opted out of them).