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Original Issue Shows in BigPicture Gantt after being cloned

Jonathon Smith
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December 15, 2020

I have a program for a specific project, and cloned issue A from another program to make issue B to add to the current project. The issue I'm having is that issue A is also showing in the current project, despite no links, and not being associated in any way that I can see. How do I remove issue A from this program?

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Anna-BigPicture
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December 16, 2020

Hello @Jonathon Smith

The Scope Definition section gives many possibilities to adjust the scope of your Program perfectly. One of the ways is narrowing down the scope by JQL Filter by, e.g., entering the JQL: issuekey != issueAkey.

image (47).pngIf you have more tasks you want to exclude from the scope of your Program, you can create Jira Filter and enter Filter name/number instead of JQL Query. See my image below. 

image (48).pngIn case of further questions - just let me know.

Best,

Anna

Jonathon Smith
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December 16, 2020

Thank you! Turns out that my filter seemed to be inadequate. I modified the existing filter to produce the result needed.

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