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Remove 'Create Subtask' from levels above Epic

BenWade
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November 15, 2023

Hi everyone,

I am working on custom issue hierarchy.

I created a new hierarchy called 'Initiative' and added a 'Parent Link' field to my issue screen. Now, the problem is, under 'Initiative,' I have a button  'Create Subtask.' I googled and users suggest creating a new project for the Initiative. However, this absolutely does not make sense for me. I already have an existing project with approximately 800 issues. Is it possible to change my current scheme so that only epics can be created under 'Initiative'? or to remvoe this button from initative?

In addition, I will add one more level above initative so this configuration should be applicable there as well.

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Marc - Devoteam
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November 15, 2023

Hi @BenWade 

No this can't be done.

There is an opren request for this, see JRACLOUD-7990 

Or you will have to look at marketplace apps, like;

For me, I always use a separate project, for levels above Epic, in a hierarchy.

This will allow to use a different Issue Type Scheme, to limit the issue types available.

BenWade
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November 15, 2023

I have a project with 800 issues. So the only way for me to tackle this issue is to create a new project and move all the issues to the new project? This will take weeks to move everything manually. Is there a way to bulk move all the fields, issues, configurations, and screens to the new project?

How should I approach this problem? I don't know

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November 15, 2023

Hi @BenWade 

Just make a new project, use the option to share the configuration with your current project.

The new project should have the same schemes as the current project you are using, if the the is a company managed project

Make a new Issue Type scheme with only type "Initiative", associate this with the new project.

Then JQL all you Initiative in the current project and make a bulk change, move all issue to the new project.

Make sure you also set the same permissions on both project, to retain the parent link information.

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