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Hi @David Corthorn - Not yet. At the moment, next-gen projects are independent so there is no assigning epics across projects in next-gen. But adding more cross-project capabilities is definitely on our radar.

Hi @TAREK_SHALABY - There isn't a migration feature as such, but you can create a next-gen project, and move the issues from your classic project to the new project. Note though that you'll lose some data if you do this. You can read more…

Hi @Andrew Resnick - The original question was about Epics on the Roadmaps feature. While the questioner did mention Jira Core in the title, I believe they were actually referring to Jira Software, because they specifically mentioned next-gen Kanban (a Jira Software concept), and the Roadmaps feature only exists in…

Hi @Miguel Costa - Are you on Jira Server? My apologies - The instructions I gave you were for Jira Cloud, and I don't actually know Jira Server all that well. However, I think if you open the issue in a new tab, and select Workflow in the dropdown, I think you can transition the issue to a new status that way. I hope that…

Hi @Neha Narang - Further to what @Jack Brickey said, if you're on a next-gen project in Jira Cloud you can add an issue to an epic using … > Add to epic. Screenshot for reference:

Hi @Miguel Costa - Not sure if I'm misunderstanding you, but you should be able to move an issue to a different status (even a status that isn't on the board) by selecting the issue, and clicking on the dropdown menu under Status. Here's a screenshot for reference:

Hi @ron.rouwenhoff - Not sure what version of Jira you're using, but in Jira Cloud this is how you do it: * Go to Jira home and select Issues and filters > Search issues. * Use the Basic search option to filter out all other issues, so that only epics display. * Select the icon in the top-right corner to print the list…

Hi @[deleted] - Out-of-the-box, you can't modify any of the reports in Jira. However there already is a Burnup chart option for Scrum projects in Jira. You can read more about it here: https://confluence.atlassian.com/jirasoftwarecloud/burnup-chart-945124716.html.

Awesome!

Hi Gabrielle - Columns that don't have issues should still appear on the board. I suspect what's happening is that your columns don't have a status on them - every column must have at least one status, otherwise it won't appear on the board. You can fix this by doing the following: * Navigate to your board, select … in the…

Hi @amy schneider - Like many things in Jira, the answer is "however you want". It's a very flexible tool, so (for better or worse) it's up to each team to figure out how they want to do things. I recognize though that if you're new to Jira, this probably isn't very helpful so I'll try to provide some examples of how this…

Hi @Suppanat Hussarangsri - As @Alexey Matveev said, subtasks are currently not available in next-gen projects, but this is on our team's radar and we're working on it. We'll be sure to announce it when it's available.

Hi @Kshitij - I don't believe it is possible to do this in Jira out-of-the-box. However, this may be possible using addons from the Atlassian Marketplace. This thread has some suggestions that may be worth looking…

Hi @ron.rouwenhoff - I'm not sure I understand; what do you mean by "overview"? If you're looking for a full list of all epics, you can achieve this by going to the issue search and performing a basic search (there's also an option to print this list on the screen too).

Hi @Sam Davyson - I think the only way to accomplish this in next-gen Kanban is to create a label for backlog issues, which you can then use in your JQL filter. This probably isn't ideal, but I can't think of a better way to do it.

Hi @amy schneider - The Burndown chart in Jira relies on the estimates that are provided on each issue - estimates could be done using story points, or whichever metric you like. But yes, you could use it to report on both new feature work, and bugs too if you like. As long as the developers are settings issues to the…

Hi @PA_Dion - I've never actually tried this before, but Atlassian does provide documentation on this. - https://confluence.atlassian.com/adminjiracloud/importing-data-from-bitbucket-935384618.html Hope that helps!

Hi @Morgan DiSanto-Ranney - Yes, this shouldn't be a problem - you should be able to open one of the issues, navigate to where it shows the issue link, and then modify it.

But, my main concern is how to configure the board correctly so we only see the tickets for that specific project. I am thinking of using EPIC and adding the EPIC to all the tickets or a custom field with the project name. Hi @Georgina Gonzalez - I think what you've described is fine. However, because issues can only…

Hi @Rajwant Saini - I'm not 100% sure what you're referring to, but I'll try my best to help. Add-ons are traditionally found in the Atlassian Marketplace, https://marketplace.atlassian.com. However, your mention of using reports in a project makes me think that you're using a next-gen Jira Software project, and are…

Hi @Pam Heishman - As per https://confluence.atlassian.com/jirasoftwarecloud/migrate-between-next-gen-and-classic-projects-957974933.html, your story point estimates will be lost if you migrate your issues from next-gen to classic using bulk move. You're right in that behind-the-scenes, the fields that handle story point…

Hi @Elyran Kogan - You can raise new feature requests (and report bugs) at our public Jira instance, https://jira.atlassian.com/secure/Dashboard.jspa. Our dev teams do keep an eye on Atlassian Community for feature requests, but it is more likely to be actioned if it's reported on jira.atlassian.com.

Hi @Dev Ubitec - Next-gen projects currently don't have the subtasks functionality. However, I can confirm that it's on our team's radar, and will be coming in the future. You can check out our public roadmap for updates: https://www.atlassian.com/roadmap/jira-software. Hope that helps!

Hi @chema Herrera - I don't have access to the link you posted, but when you open an issue you can select the Watch options button to add watchers. Here's a screenshot for reference: Hope that helps!

Hi @Евгений Волошин - When you click that logo, the page you navigate to is the Dashboard. You can select the … icon in the top-right corner and select Copy dashboard to make your own dashboard and edit the layout. This will change the dashboard, but just for yourself. If you're the Jira administrator, you can also change…

Hi @alessandro.muselli - You're correct that the "link" functionality is what you need to use. You can set up dependencies for each epic by clicking into the epic on the roadmap, selecting the Link issue icon , and selecting the epic that the first epic is dependent on. This won't be reflected visually in the Roadmap, but…

Hi @Elyran Kogan - Unfortunately, there is no way to resize the avatars so you can see more in the filter. I'm not sure if this is helpful, but the assignee filter will always show your avatar first, and then the remaining avatars are sorted by how many issues are assigned to each person (the people with the most assigned…

Hi @Jenna Goodward - I can confirm that Roadmaps is a next-gen only feature, and won't be coming to classic projects. I can also confirm that the ability to have multiple boards for a next-gen project will happen some time in the future, but can't confirm any timeframes.

Hi @sajeesh - If I'm interpreting your question correctly, you want to configure Jira so that all new projects that are created are also created with a set of epics. I don't believe this is possible out-of-the-box, but could be possible with a Marketplace app or some other customization. What Jira refers to as "templates",…

Hi @Joel Ramos - Atlassian provides classroom licenses upon request. You can apply for them here.