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Add Issues to Kanban

Ismail Korkmaz

With the button "create" it is possible to assign an Issue direcly to a Sprint. My question now is whether the same is also possible for Kanban boards? If yes, then how?

The reason is, I want to have my own board that displays my open issues across projects.

Right now I have an infinite sprint, but it doesn't work so well.

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Alexey Matveev

Hello,

Each Kanban board has a filter, which selects issue for the board (board settings -> general). Change this filter so that it would select your issues.

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Alexey Matveev

Hello,

Each Kanban board has a filter, which selects issue for the board (board settings -> general). Change this filter so that it would select your issues.

Ismail Korkmaz

Hello Alexey,

1. I know the function, but it is not cross-project. Correct me if I'm wrong. Wenn ich ein Board erstelle, möchte das Programm es auf ein Projekt beziehen

2. Wie du in der Abbildung siehst, kann man direkt ein Sprint auswählen. Kann ich auch direkt ein Kanban auswählen?

Thank you

Alexey Matveev

1. You should change the filter board so, that it would select your issues. You can select issues from as many projects, as you want. When you create a board you can always choose to create this board from the existing filter. Event if you created a board for a project, you can always change the filter for this board.

2. Kanban boards do not have sprints. You can not choose something in the issue create screen to connect the issue to a board. All issues are connected to boards via the filter, defined for the board. That is why you need to change the filter for the board.

Ismail Korkmaz

Thank you, this is going great.

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