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R
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July 19, 2022

I don't undestand all the meaning of the type? My Jira is in French so I hope you'll be able to translate .  I put the type symbole to help

So I don't know the role of the types : "Pre-ConditionPre-Condition", "GarantieGarantie", "Palier SI"

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Walter Buggenhout
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July 19, 2022

Hi @R and welcome to the Community!

If you click on the create button in Jira, you will always have to make 2 choices before you can do anything else:

  • Select the project where you want to create something;
  • Select the issue type you are going to create

Unless I am totally missing something, that type is the type of issue you are creating. It is a crucial concept in Jira, as it determines:

  • what attributes you need to fill out to properly explain what people should do (think of the summary and description, but also any other information that may be relevant)
  • what process (the workflow) your issues go through from to do to done
  • ...

Jira comes with a number of issue types out of the box. But your administrator(s) can define new types that represent work that is typical within your organisation. When done properly, Jira can let you create all kinds of work in the language and following the exact processes in use in real life.

Hope this helps!

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