Hi,
I created a filter-based Scrum board to be able to see all the issues of multiple projects in Jira Cloud.
What I want is to
- see only non-epic-issues/stories (including the ones that are assigned to an epic / have an epic as parent-issue) on that board.
- see the epic that issues are assigned to as colored label on their cards.
- use stories as swimlanes in the "Active sprints" view so that I can also see the states of the sub-tasks of my stories.
What I get:
- Generally, epics are handled like stories in that board and not actually as epics.
- Epics are visible in the backlog as part of the backlog (but not as "label" on the cards).
- As soon as I assign an epic to whatever issue, the issue is handled as a sub-task and is no longer listed in the backlog.
- When I configure "Stories" as swimlanes, epics are displayed as swimlanes, instead of stories.
- Epics surround stories in the "Active sprints" view with a gray box just as I would expect stories to surround their sub-tasks.
- Epics can't have a label or color and are displayed as "unlabelled-XYZ-123" without color in the "Epics panel".
- If I try to drag/drop a story on one of the epics in the epics panel, I get the following error message:
The request contains a next-gen issue. This operation cant add next-gen issues to epics. To add a next-gen issue to an epic, use the Edit issue operation and set the parent property (i.e., `"parent":{"key":"PROJ-123"}` where `PROJ-123` has an issue type at level one of the issue type hierarchy). See <a href="https://developer.atlassian.com/cloud/jira/platform/rest/v2/"> developer.atlassian.com </a> for more details.
I already tried to tweak the filter (exclude epics, include sub-tasks) to get what I want, but it didn't help. Is there anything I can do to fix that (e.g. define the issue type "Epic" differently)?
Thank you so much for your help!