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Last post 10:03 am February 18, 2026 by Benedikt Aufermann
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Ala Ghaben
07:54 am February 17, 2026

during the iteration ,if the project already under development stage and at the med of the iteration the product owner want to freeze the project till unknown date ,what is the correct action for this project ,should we keep it under development or change it back to product backlog or delete it .

Ian Mitchell
04:36 pm February 17, 2026

Is the Sprint Goal commitment still valuable, or has the Product Owner determined that it is now obsolete?

Benedikt Aufermann
10:03 am February 18, 2026

Personally, I don't like the status 'On Hold'. Either something is actively being developed, or it must compete with the other backlog items.
What action is taken on a specific ticket depends on the situation. Why did the Product Owner freeze the ticket?
For example:

  • If he needs some clarifications and expected changes he can delete (or better cancel for documentation reasons) it until he creates a new ticket for the new scope. 
  • If the PO just want to change priority the ticket should go back to the backlog and needs new refinment for the remining work (but changing priority during an iteration ..... . It must have very very good reasons!)
  • ...
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