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Portfolio for Jira: Red highlight on issue in scope view

Rick Crow

Wracking my brain ... feel like I used to know this, but I can't buy a clue as to why or how to resolve whatever is being highlighted on a few issues in the scope view that have a red left border on the issue. I believe whatever is being highlighted is the cause for a violation in dependency error, but I'm having no luck identifying the issue.

Please help shed light on my (hopefully temporary) ignorance!

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somethingblue

Hi Rick,

Those 2 issues might just be scenario issue. With the multi-scenario feature enabled, new scenarios can have multiple colors including red. Easy check would be the uncommitted changes button color. If it's red as well, then it's just the Scenario color.

Multiple scenario planning

Cheers,

Branden

Rick Crow

Not sure I follow. If I make a change to a field within an issue, that uncommitted change is indicated by a small colored triangle in the upper right corner of that field, but doesn't highlight the left border as shown in my screenshot.

Red DOES happen to be the color of the one scenario that I have within this plan, however.

Oddly though, I cannot now recreate this. Some change I've made has caused the highlight as shown to no longer be visible.

Allard van Helbergen

Hi @Rick Crow,

Changed fields are highlighted with a triangle, but issue that are new altogether are highlighted by the bar at the beginning of the row.

So, it looks like the those issues in your screenshot are newly created issues in your 'red' scenario.

Hope that helps.

Cheers,
Allard

Rick Crow

When do the issues cease being new? The ones in my screenshot have already been committed/instantiated in Jira Software.

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