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Hi @Deep Kumar Not that I know of - there have been requests for similar functionality before, such as for components - see JSWSERVER-8316 There are enhanced options for filters on boards - such as this app which might be a good alternative. Ste

Hi @Victor Grazi From the issue view you've provided an image for - you should be able to add a Task below the Epic in the "Issues in Epic" section. In parallel with that writing should be a "+" button to create them directly in there. I don't think you can add this to the issue detail view though (the right-hand panel on…

Hi @Greg Weir It's not possible using normal configuration I'm afraid. The Sprint Health Gadget uses the status categories rather than the statuses themselves, of which there are only three (To Do, In Progress, Done). Could you tell me more about what you're specifically trying to accomplish to see if there is another…

Hi @rishu malani As far as I know you need Jira Admin - see: Registering a webhook To register a webhook, you can use any of the following methods: * Jira administration console. * Jira REST API (note that the user must have the Jira Administrators global permission). This can be found on this page Ste

Hi @Steve Lacagnina Jr There isn't unfortunately - your options are limited to quick filters or grouping stories by Epics in swimlanes, as an alternative. Ste

Hi @Jordan Pesout There are plenty out there - such as Aha! Roadmaps - connector is here Alternatives to that are to use a BI Tool or a Confluence roadmap - but these won't have forecasting built-in so you'd need to put a little more manual work in. Ste

Hi @Barkha Agrawal It sounds like this was JSD-related - but if you did want to use resolutions: * Click on the Jira Admin button (bottom left-hand corner) * Select Issues > Resolutions * Add new resolutions ^ If you were setting these via a workflow, you can: * Select Workflows and locate yours, selecting Edit * Click on…

Hi @vvajani Do you mean editing the sprint as in dates, name, etc? It should be in the same place. At the far-right is an options button (3-dots) next to "Complete Sprint" or "Plan Sprint". In there is "Edit Sprint" and "Delete Sprint". Ste

Hi @Barkha Agrawal The "Open Issues" filter works off this JQL: resolution = Unresolved order by priority DESC,updated DESC ^ This means that issues in status categories of "Done" would still appear if no resolution is being set. It is ideal to set a resolution - it has benefits, such as setting the resolution date so you…

Hi @Glenn Bernsohn I'm not sure, I haven't seen it in documentation at this stage! Ste

Hi @Jordan Pesout Not for Marketplace Apps - see this page, Licensing and Pricing: For Jira, you must purchase the app license that matches the highest Jira application tier. For example, if you have a 500-User Jira Software license, and a 20-Agent Jira Service Desk license, your Jira apps must be at the 500-User level. If…

Hi @Martin Honek Are you sure that's not a custom issue type? Sub-task for Next-Gen is "Subtask" rather than "SubTask" If you press the "+ Add Issue Type" button - is there another Sub-task issue type to add? Ste

Hi @Alberto_DeLuca You can still use the classic view. It's each user's choice to move between the two - to do this: * Press your profile icon (bottom-left corner) and select * Under Jira, select Settings * Scroll down to Jira Labs and toggle the new issue view off ^ On this view, the Permalink is in the options icon…

Hi @Rony Len It sends notifications for @ mentions by default - so when you mention a user, they should get an email. Ste

Hi @Rony Len The field "Text Field (multi-line)" will be able to accomplish this. You do need to ensure that field has a wiki-style renderer applied. To achieve this: * Add the custom field * In the Issues section of Admin, go to Field Configurations * Locate a field configuration linked to your project and select it *…

Hi @Jordan Pesout I would consider Portfolio based on what you're looking for. Portfolio can handle things such as: * Visualisation of work and future finish dates - both set and estimated * Estimates and default estimates (for work not yet estimated) * Forecasting based release dates and teams (i.e work to do vs free…

Hi @Srilatha Pokala This is not possible in Jira as standard; filters are attached to issue searches which don't belong to one specific project or user (even if specified in the search parameters) This has been raised as a suggestion previously but closed as won't do - see JRASERVER-29827 I'll be honest, I haven't seen a…

Hi @Rahul Gupta In Next-Gen this isn't possible at this point with components, as they're not available at this point - see JSWCLOUD-17601 There are some available custom fields like the labels field you could use (click here for a list) - but you'd need to consider an app like Markus suggested for the second part. Is…

Awesome new badge :) I encourage everyone to get out there and share their knowledge. Collaboration and sharing is very powerful - I like the challenge of helping others and finding alternatives to things other users want to do. But equally, I find it compelling how passionate and knowledgeable other users are - I've…

Hi @Thomas Benecke This isn't a new feature - it's a global permission so it allows users to see everyone else on the instance - see Managing Global Permissions There is a suggestion to enhance this - you can view that here: JRACLOUD-40283 I found a more extensive discussion on this - see here Ste

Hi @Martin Honek One thing worth checking is if the sub-task issue type is activated in that project: * Select Project Settings from the side-bar * Select Issue Types * Ensure sub-tasks have been added from the left-hand menu. If not, add it to activate child issues ^ This does hide the button if sub-tasks are not added.…

Hi @Diana Andrade Are you looking to find issues without a parent link? Or which are not part of one, specific feature? I can see two options, depending on the answer: "Parent Link" is empty ^ This would show you all issues which have no parent. You could make it more refined by adding an issue type search or similar.…

Hi @Marzi Goodarzian To add to the above - you can have more than one sprint board per Jira project - so for example: * Go to Boards on the navigation bar > View all boards * Press Create Board > Create Scrum Board * Follow the steps to create a new board in your existing project * Once created, press Board (in upper-right…

Hi @James Lewer I don't believe this is possible right now - but this answer on the Next-Gen Epics thread suggests cross-project capabilities are a future consideration. Ste

Hi @Adam Bilewicz I had a look and I couldn't see an option for this. An alternative would be to visualise the data on a Dashboard - you could use a gadget such as Filter Results showing story points as a column. Not all gadgets work for this though - for example filter statistics gadgets don't work with fields like…

Hi @Martz I've seen another post regarding this but it appears temperamental as it still works on our instance - does it work for any other users on yours? As this is not easily repeatable, I'd advise contacting Atlassian Support for help - see https://support.atlassian.com/ Ste

Hi @Fuad Hasanli Not possible as far as I know - there's an open suggestion for this in Cloud JRACLOUD-71176 - couldn't locate one for Server, but there are similar ones for editing this option such as JRASERVER-65785 If the Project Manager is opening this from the Project screen only, there's not much you can do. However,…

Hi @Temitope Bolaji-Jegede When you say enable Acceptance Criteria field on a Kanban board - do you mean on the issue detail view? If yes, you need to be Board Admin and this is how from your board: * Press Options (3-dots in upper right) and select Board Settings * On the left-hand menu, select Issue Detail View * Select…

Hi @Albert What is the exact error you're seeing? Does it say some issues aren't visible or the whole project? There are things you can check here: Filter Query: Ensure the filter includes both projects * Go to Options (3-dots in upper-right of board) and select Board Settings * In General, select "Edit Filter Query" *…

Hi @Season Hughes Yes there is. You need to be a Board Admin - then here's how to do it: * Click Board in the upper-right corner and select Configure * On the left-hand menu, select Issue Detail View * Select your field and press Add Then the field will appear in the right-hand view Ste