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How can I show the same issue in two different projects?

How can I show the same issue in two different projects?

We have a project in which our customer create bugs and feature requests.

Our team is working in another project where we have our own features and our internal private information.

Is there a way to show the bugs entered by our customer in our main development project? We don't want to copy them, to avoid overhead. Instead, we would need them to be the same issues, so our customer sees them change as our team works on them. Moreover, if our customer enters a comment we would need our team to see that in their side.

Any help would be greatly appreciated!

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You can't.

An issue belongs to a single project. That's it.

You could start trying to do things with links, displays and crossovers, but that needs some coding. Even duplicating (which you'd prefer to avoid) requires some coding.

For your needs though, I'd take a different approach and use permissions. You have one project. The permission scheme for "browse" should say "Our developers, reporter-only and nominated people". This is how Atlassian handle their Support project - they can see it all, the people who report an issue can see ONLY the issues they report and there's a function to include other people.

The reporter-only trick is important though - you can't just say "reporter" in an off-the-shelf Jira, you need to enable an extra function. See https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/JIRA/Current+Reporter+Browse+Project+Permission