Hi,
I’m encountering an issue where when the status of a task is updated via an external API (using SAP CALM), the task's status changes correctly but it stays in the Backlog on the Kanban board, instead of moving to the corresponding column based on its status.
Specifically, I want tasks to automatically move to the correct Kanban board column when their status is updated (e.g., from Backlog to Done, etc).
However, I am noticing that after the API updates the status, the task appears as text within the ticket, but the Kanban board column doesn’t reflect this change. it's still in the Backlog.
Could you please advise on how I can ensure the task moves to the correct column automatically, based on the status update?
Hi @quteiba_alsalaa
Following on from @Bill Sheboy 's comment about your board set up being unusual, please note that the order of the Done columns matters as it affects when a work item is counted as completed.
If you look at the colours of the bars at the top of each column you'll see that the left most column has a grey bar at the top; this means that it is the To Do column which typically will be the first status, which in your case looks to be Backlog, so I would recommend moving the Backlog column to the left position on the board setup.
Similarly, the right most column has a green bar at the top denoting that it is the Done column, typically the last status of your workflow, in your case Done would be in this position, so I would recommend moving the Done column to be in the right most position.
Thirdly, typically Kanban boards are set up with cards moving from left to right.
My final comment on your board setup is the fact that you have a Not relevant column. I would suggest that if you are going to have a Not relevant status it should be a green Done status (which would need to be updated in the workflow). In this case I would suggest that you actually have 2 statuses mapped to the Done column i.e. put both Done and Not Relevant statuses in the same column, which when you drag your cards into that column will look something like:
Based on all of this I would suggest setting up you columns / statuses like this:
Hi @quteiba_alsalaa -- Welcome to the Atlassian Community!
First thing, you seem to be asking overlapping questions with this one and your earlier one:
Please take that into account for any responses from the community.
Next, what is the purpose of your board layout, as it seems quite unusual?
I recommend pausing to understand how to use a Jira board with Kanban practices:
Finally, what type of project are you using: company-managed or team-managed? It appears you are using a company-managed one.
Kind regards,
Bill
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the another issue is not closed, you colleague told me to open another issue, anyway i can not also answer your question here with the details, .... i just opened a new request:
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You appear to be having difficulty in staying with one conversation thread, posting answers / questions in the community, and trying the things the community members suggest.
I recommend you pause and meet with your Jira Site Admin to ask for their help, and if necessary, contact the Atlassian Support team directly: https://support.atlassian.com/contact/#/
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