Jira Cloud Learning 4 - issues

[Walter Buggenhout]

While testing Jira Cloud Learning 4, I am experiencing some minor issues. A first one: watching videos does not seem to trigger. I watched a couple of videos I landed on through this page. Unfortunately, the progress counter does not update.

Also, the challenge answer 3 questions tagged jira-cloud has a counter that now says '6 of 10 completed' instead of the expected 3 :-)

 

And a last thing I noticed is that leaving likes in the New to Jira discussion only seems to trigger on the discussions themselves, not on any replies to a discussion. This may be intentional of course, but I am not exactly sure what the expected behaviour is here.

[Walter Buggenhout]

Oh - one more thing: I also noticed that challenges with multiple steps (like this one) don't appear in the in progress filter unless at least one of the parts is fully completed. I think it would be useful if this happened as soon as there is some progress - but I don't know if that is possible.

[Alexander Pappert]

I stuck at #4

where is the "New to Jira" section/group?

[Walter Buggenhout]

That, I do know :-)

You can find it from products > Jira. Then, one of the sub categories is New to Jira. You can find it from the navigation on the right hand side there.

Or even easier: just click this link :-) 

[Jeff Tillett]

I'm stuck on cloud learning 2. I've now clicked into every article and nothing triggered the 2 videos to be marked as watched.

[Alexander Pappert]

strange, since video was working for you to get to lvl2

my videos were working yesterday

[Walter Buggenhout]

I don't know if anything has changed in the meantime, but the video is triggering now for me (on one occasion at least)!

#lockdownparty

[Alexander Pappert]

It says

Answer 3 questions tagged jira-cloud
(0 von 10 abgeschlossen)

3 or 10 questions?

[Walter Buggenhout]

In order to complete the challenge, I can confirm it is 10 for now (I am at 9 currently and still in progress). But I am not sure if it's intended like that > 10 is a lot at an early learning stage :-)