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One project, multiple boards?

David Stokes_1uektf

Hi,

I'll try explain what I need as best I can.

I've 10 projects set up, Each project has about 20-30 tickets

There will be one team working on these 10 projects.

In our daily standup's I don't want to have to open 10 different boards to move tickets/issues along from ex: Ready for Dev -> In dev etc.

I'd like one board that has all the tickets/issues for each project

Thanks.

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Bastian Stehmann

Hi @David Stokes,

welcome to this community.

That is no problem. Just create a filter, that selects all that issues. Then create a new board that is based on this filter, and you will have all that issues in that board.

Mark Markov

Hello @David Stokes

You need to

Board -> Configure -> Filter Query : project in (A,B,C,D...)

Alexey Matveev

Hello,

It can be done. When you create a board, you set a filter for the board. This filter should select issues from your 10 projects. For example, your JQL query for the filter could look like this:

project in ("Project1","Project2","Project3","Project4","Project5","Project6","Project7","Project8","Project9","Project10")

You set this filter for the board (board settings -> general) and issues from the ten project appear in the board.

Pete Singleton

Yes, as suggested above you just need a filter that will capture all the required issues. However, if you have one team working on all the issues, do you really need to have 10 separate projects? You could separate them using Component or a custom field.