David Berclaz (Apwide) Community Champion

Hi @jasonvictor, If you are tired to wait, there are several Jira apps available for Jira Server and Data Center that propose something similar to the Cloud Roadmap feature. But it will be great if Atlassian can implement the Roadmap feature on Jira Server soon. Cheers, David

Hello @fida Alou, If you don't want to use an external tool like Aha!, our Jira app Apwide Golive gives you the possibility to create your Product Roadmaps inside Jira Server and Data Center, and share it across your organization using Jira Dashboards and Confluence pages. You have the possibility to represent Epics (or…

Hi Alex, We have launched Apwide Golive, a Jira App for Environment and Release Management. In your specific case, you could define your different Environments (Dev, Test, Production A, B, C, etc.) and manage the versions deployed for each of them. You can also plan your Release activities (deployment, data refresh,…

Hello @Fred Smith & @simon, I just created the feature request, could you vote for it if you still have the need of having a cloud version of Apwide File Field? #9 Deliver a version of Apwide File Field for Jira Cloud [EDIT] To be notified when we publish File Field for Jira Cloud, please open a ticket here:…

Hi Radwa, Choosing the right Test Management add-on is important. Maybe you should request demos from the different editors in order to compare their products and challenge them based on your own needs and use cases. Even better, you can get free trials for all of them, if you have a bit more time to invest! Solutions are…

"it would be good to be able to distinguish between verified in one version and in another version" > You can use a Jira app like Xray for managing your testing. It will allow you to link tests to your issues, and run them several times on different versions or environments. "This would allow us to have in JIRA an overview…

Hi Nathalie, thanks for your interest for a cloud version. We will implement a cloud version of the app on it as soon as we get more requests for it!

You're welcome!

Yes, you can do it. Refer to the Create linked issue blog post.

Amazing, Alexander had a very similar question one hour after yours ;) I am going to answer the same way: In the case you are dealing (or one day are going to deal) with several applications, a good way to do is the following: * 1 Jira project per application (as the versions/releases are linked to the project) * 1 Jira…

It highly depends of your context. In the case you are dealing with several applications, a good way to do is the following: * 1 Jira project per application (as the versions/releases are linked to the project) * 1 Jira project for the Service Desk, with issues like incidents, problems and evolution requests. Those issues…

Jira does not offer this kind of feature out of the box, and I am pretty sure that you can find a Jira app answering to your needs on the Atlassian Marketplace.

By default, Jira does not allow you to split the attachments in fields. For that, you will need to use a Jira app, for instance the Apwide File Field.

Hello Shiri, you can use the Apwide File Field Jira App.

We recently published Apwide File Field that should cover your need.