i'm trying to create a board in company-managed Jira Enterprise that combines multiple project boards from the same space together. I created a filter yet the system
Created board based on query of:
(type = Story AND Sprint IS NOT EMPTY) ORDER BY assignee DESC
It appears to create the board
However, it doesn't "stick", almost as though it "self" deleted. It presents the above for a hot-minute and then I get the following
In looking at Jira community and documentation, it is possible. What I can't determine is why it is deleting itself. Do we have to account for parity in sprint names across the individual project/boards?
Any thoughts on why this is happening? We have people assigned work across multiple boards within the same space and want to use one board during our stand-up meetings, etc.
Hello @Charlie Zeier
Welcome to the Atlassian community.
Looking at your filter:
(type = Story AND Sprint IS NOT EMPTY) ORDER BY assignee DESC
This filter does not constrain the Projects/Spaces to be included. When you do not explicitly constrain the spaces (by using criteria for the Project field) the filter will attempt to read data from absolutely every project/space (software, business, and service, team managed and company managed) in the Jira instance. If you don't have access to any one of those projects/spaces that can cause unexpected things to happen with your filter/board.
Can you try adding a project in (X, Y, Z) type of criteria to your filter to see if that resolves the issue?
Thanks, I had selected the space when I created the board and thought that would be the first filter. Appreciate it!
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It seems that there are work items from other projects involved. Do you have access on the other spaces the work items are in?
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I do and it appears as though I didn't filter to my project/space. Thanks!
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