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Jira creates folder tree

SunZhenwei
January 19, 2020

Hi,

how can I create the issue list as folder trees? 

We used jira clouds.

thx

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Tony Rossiter
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January 19, 2020

Hi @SunZhenwei

Sounds like you want to be able to do some advanced organization in your Jira instance.  

For an expandable tree/folder system you can configure, you should check out Structure for Cloud:

https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/34717/structure-project-management-at-scale?hosting=cloud&tab=overview

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Lenin Raj
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January 19, 2020

Hi @SunZhenwei 

In Jira, you can have three hierarchical levels for issues.

1. An 'Epic' issue

2. An Epic issue can have multiple issues under it

3. A regular issue can have multiple subtasks. Each subtask is also an issue but it cannot have subtasks.

Hope this answers your question.

SunZhenwei
February 13, 2020

yes, we did as this before. but we are now trying to use JIRA as reuqirement manage tool.

a tree level can be easy/ friendly to update.