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Inline adding issues GONE?!

Martin Fronek_da135p

Hey, I just logged in to my Jira without having changed anything in the settings and when I'm in the backlog, clicking "Create issue" doesn't allow me to create issues inline, it opens the window and really slows me down. Does it have anything to do with the recent maintenance or am I missing something?

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Kishan Sharma

Hi @Martin Fronek

Welcome to the Atlassian Community!

Its quite possible that the change Board and backlog enhancements has rolled out to your site.

Within Product updates, you can view real-time release timeframes showing when a feature will become available or released to your products.

To view when your organization’s product will get a change:

Go to admin.atlassian.com. Select your organization if you have more than one.
Select Products > Product updates.
Select the release note from the product updates list.
View the Release timeframe on the right of the screen.
For organizations with multiple sites, if any of your products are on the bundled or preview release track, select View release schedule.

There may not be much we can do about this change, so it seems that moving forward is the best course of action.

Martin Fronek_da135p

Ok, but as for my feedback, looks like a huge step backwards For a long time, the only problem with Jira as compared to other tools used to be the lack of inline adding when creating project drafts with massive amounts of issues and only then adding the details and I was happy to see that this was resolved a couple years ago, but now it's back to this sloooow way of doing things.

Kishan Sharma

I understand the frustration, but that's how it is. You can also check other users views and add your feedback on this post - Enhanced Jira board and backlog .

Juan Miguel Sansinenea

I'm 100% with Martin on this one. It was just perfect inline

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