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How to customize group by component in structure

Parveen Taj
Contributor
November 17, 2022

I have structure which has list of stories, few belongs to component A, few to component A and B, and some more to Component A, B and C.

Is there a way i can group specific to component because when i select group by filter it shows all the combinations of components and groups it. How do I limit it to only one particular component.

 

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Karim ABO HASHISH
Community Champion
November 18, 2022

Hi Praveen,

Could you please elaborate more, perhaps using a screenshot of the behavior you are encountering and would like to change.

Awaiting your return,

Cheers,

Karim

Parveen Taj
Contributor
November 20, 2022

sorry I wont be able to share the screenshot...

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Karim ABO HASHISH
Community Champion
November 20, 2022

@Parveen Taj No worries, Parveen. As @David Niro indicated that this is a feature they are currently considering in their backlog, I could meanwhile propose an alternative using JIRA Native features to achieve your structure.

This solution will be easy to implement if you have few components.

Steps

  1. Create a Kanban board for your Stories

  2. From the board settings configure Swimlanes to group your stories using Queries 

    Swimelanes-multi-components-board-config.png

  3. Back to your board, you will find that all stories have been categorized according to the components.

    Swimelanes-multi-components-board.png

Pro-Tips

  1. If a story belongs to Component A and B for example, it will appear only in one lane.
  2. If your Queries' order is Component A, B and C. the example story will appear in component A lane.
  3. You can combine Swimlanes with quick filters for further analysis and tuning the order of your queries.


Cheers,

Karim

Parveen Taj
Contributor
November 21, 2022

Yes for now this works, Thanks.

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David Niro
Atlassian Partner
November 18, 2022

Hi @Karim ABO HASHISH !  I believe that @Parveen Taj may be using our product, Structure - Flexible Jira Project Management.

@Parveen Taj , if I have this right, it is not possible to do at the moment.  However, we do have a feature in our backlog that would allow us to do something like this in the future.  Please let me know if you are referring to Structure and I will add your vote to the task.

Best,
David

Parveen Taj
Contributor
November 20, 2022

yes I am referring to structure

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