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Adding new sub-tasks types to the issue types on a team-managed project

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I added new Sub-Tasks types ( Sub-Bugs & Code Review) to our team-managed project but I can't be able to see them when creating an issue, what should I do to be able to see them & use them?

Note: I need them to organize the story-related bugs mainly, if it was impossible to solve the above problem with the team-managed project type please do suggest any good suggestions to handle the above use case.

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Fabio Racobaldo [Catworkx]

Hi @[deleted],

welcome to the Atlassian community!

If you added a new sub tasks issue type (https://support.atlassian.com/jira-software-cloud/docs/manage-subtasks-in-team-managed-projects/) to your team managed project you should be to create a ticket with that type starting from a parent task just clicking on "Add a child issue" button

You can't create a subtasks from Create screen because that operation allows you just to create a parent task and not a child one.

Hope this helps,

Fabio

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Hello Fibo

Thanks for your reply,

Yup, I do know about the subtask or child issues feature, but what I was looking for is the ability to create more than one type of sub-tasks so the team can be able to use it in a much more efficient way.

Examples:

Subtask / Child Issue --> with bug type or title for QA team. without a need of creating a new stand-alone story for that.
Subtask / Child Issue --> with Investigation type or title to be used by the team when they investigate something without a need of creating a new stand-alone story for that.

I was researching about this thing before and there is an ability for such thing but not for my JIRA project type ( Team-managed project), and switching to the other project type will eventually require lots of time and effort while I just looking for just this feature in my team-managed project.

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