Hi @Malik Alimoekhamedov -- Welcome to the Atlassian Community!
That appears to be an image of a velocity report from a team-managed project. Is that your project type?
Have you created any company-managed projects in your instance?
Would you please post images of:
Thanks, and best regards,
Bill
Hello Bill,
Thank you for getting back to me on this. Yes, this is a screenshot of a velocity report for one of my team-managed projects (WEBAPP) mixed, for some reason, with another team-managed project (LANDING). See screenshot below.
Interestingly enough, here's the screenshot of the LANDING team-managed project's velocity report:
As you can see, no mixins here.
If that helps anyhow, I did move one of the issues from LANDING to WEBAPP using the 'Move' option. All went well but then this weirdness started happening in WEBAPP.
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Here are the screenshots you requested:
WEBAPP
LANDING
Thank you in advance for any help you might provide.
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Thanks for that information! I read somewhere in this community forum there are plans to add multi-project boards for Team-Managed (next-gen) but that isn't released yet...I think.
Those projects have definitely intertwined. I saw an open defect about moving a Task to an Epic in another project causing data corruption. Does that seem related to what happened when you moved the issue? https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/JRACLOUD-76069
If so, there is a work-around noted in the defect.
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No, it doesn't seem like it's related but what I did was moving the task that I moved LANDING->WEBAPP back to WEBAPP->LANDING and now my WEBAPP and LANDING velocity graphs look good.
There was clearly some weirdness going on under the hood but your comment gave me a hint, for sure.
Thanks, @Bill Sheboy !
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If you weren't on a free license, I'd suggest submitting a defect for this one. As an alternative, I suggest adding a comment to that defect with your additional step/symptoms. That may help the development team when fixing the problem. Clearly...moving issues for team-managed projects is creating some side-effects.
Best regards,
Bill
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