Dave Mathijs Community Champion

Hi @barbara.crespi welcome to the Atlassian Community! I just read about a similar issue and suggest that you submit a support request with Atlassian if the UI is screwed up.

Hi @ravi k , are different statuses shown in the same column or different columns one above/beneath the other? Can you provide a screenshot?

Hi @Roy Yasasindhu welcome to the Atlassian Community. Next-gen projects are now called team-managed projects indeed. As far as I know, there are no plans to bring this feature to company-managed projects.

Hi @Darren , yes this is possible based on permissions. When a user is part of the security level, that user can see the issue. All other 'operations' are managed by permissions in the permission scheme associated with the project.

Hi @Tracy Gilmour , I would create a separate RAID project with 4 issue types: Risk, Action, Issue, Dependency. Then create the different issues and use issue links to create dependencies. Create a Kanban board with card colors depending on the issue type. Use Confluence links to elaborate. If you're willing to pay for a…

Hi @ericSeervision welcome to the Atlassian Community! Are you in Edit mode of the Roadmap/Confluence page?

Hi @sarathgd welcome to the Atlassian Community! Although there isn't a specific macro to embed a Jira dashboard on a Confluence page, you could try the iFrame Macro. An alternative would be to include multiple Jira Issues macros (from the same filters as your dashboard) although you won't be able to use visualizations…

Keep on using worklogs for time spent, but with a minimum of 15 minutes per worklog. Add the worklog when you finish the task (the same day, not at the end of the week f.e.) If you work on the same issue multiple times a day, add 1 worklog for the entire day.

Hi @KAGITHALA BABU ANVESH , Any idea why a user is not able to create a sprint from one board, but is able to do so from another board? The project role Scrum Masters has the Manage Sprints permission in the permission scheme. The user has been added to the Scrum Masters project role for all projects that use this…

How about a validator that prevents transitioning a standard issue type (story/task) to a Done status category if the subtasks aren't resolved?

Thanks to accept the answer if it helped solving your question.

Hi @shravya chinthapatla , Do you have Tempo Timesheets installed? It has a Tracker that helps you calculate the spent time. But honestly, I never use it as people can get interrupted from their work and tend to forget to pause the tracker. Also, what is considered Time Spent? If I leave an issue in status "In Progress"…

Hi @Sue Webber , unfortunately, that is not possible natively in Jira. A third-party app like ScriptRunner for Jira has an issueFunction that does compare both values.

Apart from if it's possible or not, curious about why you would like to filter those subtasks?

Thanks to accept the answer, even if it isn't satisfactory.

Subtasks are not displayed on a kanban board of a team-managed project.

Are you in a team-managed project? Or a company-managed project?

Hi @Khawaja Adeel welcome to the Atlassian Community! Which view did you expect? Are you not able to define the time period?

Hi @Laurent BELIOT welcome to the Atlassian Community! Are you using a scrum board or a kanban board? If you are using a Kanban board, check your sub-filter. What is the status of your subtask compared to its parent?

Hi @Rajesh Selvam , you cannot do this natively with JQL in Jira. The third-party app Issue History for Jira does monitor label changes on the issue level.

You can use third-party app ScriptRunner for Jira for that. See Issue Link Functions

Hi @sarathgd welcome to the Atlassian Community! Teams are a central concept in Tempo Timesheets for Cloud. Users who are grouped into teams can view each other's roles, schedules, and worklogs. Team Leads (of a team) can manage time for their teams by coordinating resources, managing schedules and approving timesheets.…

Hi @Patrick Till , you cannot do this natively as far as I know, you would need an issueFunction for that.

What happens if you enter such an issue key in the Search bar? Are you able to find the issue?

Creating a child issue in an Epic ("parent/child relationship" from Epic to Standard Issue Type) is different from creating a Subtask ("parent/child relationship" from Standard Issue Type to Subtask Issue Type). Nevertheless the Child issues created in your Epic should not have disappeared. This is not the same as a Linked…

@Sokhom Som _US_ That's not native in Jira though, is it?

Please confirm the following first: Are you on Jira Cloud (URL ending in atlassian.net) or Jira Server / Data Center (custom URL)? Is this a JSM project?

Hi @Sunilkumar k , in addition to the questions asked by @Walter Buggenhout , there'a also the possibility to flag an issue to indicate that it's important or impeded.

Hi @Omri Zeman , You posted this question in Jira, but looking at your screenshot, you are talking about Jira Service Management, right? In the Instructions field, you can use Confluence wiki markup to add a link to this field.

Hi @[deleted] , dynamic fields are not available in Jira natively. In that case, I suggest to use Forms.