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Shared Developer View
As a: SEI Admin or Manager I want to: add developers who work across multiple teams or special projects into a team’s configuration So that: their contributions can be included in that team’s metrics, while maintaining visibility and traceability in the org structure. Description: In many organizations, certain developers are part of central or shared product teams and contribute to multiple projects or business units simultaneously. These developers may have a functional manager (permanent reporting line) and a dotted-line manager (temporary project association). To support this structure, SEI should allow admins to manage “Shared Developers” within the Team Node Settings. Acceptance Criteria 1) Add Shared Developers → Admins can add developers to a team node even if those developers already belong to another team. → Once added, the developer’s metrics (PRs, commits, issues, etc.) should be reflected in the team’s dashboard. 2) Display in Org Tree → Developers added as shared contributors should also appear under the team node in the Org Tree, with a visual indicator (e.g., dotted line icon or tag like “Shared Developer”). → The developer should remain visible under their original team as well. 3) Remove Shared Developers → Admins can easily remove shared developers once a project or engagement ends. → Upon removal, the developer should disappear from that team node and associated dashboards but remain intact under their primary team. 4) Data Integrity → When a shared developer is added or removed, all linked metrics should update automatically to ensure accuracy in reports and dashboards. Note: → Shared developer addition/removal actions should be logged for audit purposes. → Ideally, this functionality should extend to both manual and automated (CSV/API) team configurations.
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