I dont understand why JIRA is not giving the "Feature" issue type as default.
Anyway, I have created a custom issue type i.e. "Feature". Now I want to create my user stories under Feature not directly under the Epic as below:
Epic>>Feature>>User Story.
But I dont see such provision in JIRA and I can only assign user story under the Epic. This is not today's agile practice.
Can someone help please if there is a work around?
Hi @Rashid Ansari ,
Like @Jack Brickey and @Patricia Modispacher _appanvil_ mentioned, this is not something you can do easily out of the box (although they do mention a couple of good workarounds).
One other option could be to use an app like Structure: https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/34717/structure-by-tempo-jira-portfolio-management-ppm?hosting=cloud&tab=overview which would give you the option to do what you want.
Cheers,
Peter
you can try to configure the Jira Issue Link:
Later:
Now, when you create User Stories, you can link them to the Epic, which indirectly links them to the "Feature" as well.
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Hi @Rashid Ansari , welcome to the community.
In the free and standard versions of Jira, you only have 3 levels: epic, story/task, subtask. Premium provides additional levels. There are a number of posts in the Community discussing what others have done to create a Feature concept and I encourage you to search for those posts using the search bar above. With that said, here are a couple of ideas:
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