Curt Holley Community Champion

Good idea, I'd vote for that.

So for the Scrum project which fields are they using for start and end date data? In other words, do the issues pulled actually content a consistent dataset for generating the timeline. I only ask as it is a reoccurring theme where I am.

What @Nic Brough -Adaptavist- said. ✔

That is correct @Rob Horan the Team field is a single entry field that is populated by the teams configured in the Shared teams section of Plans. It simply means these teams can be assigned to issues in any Jira projects that are configured with the team field on them.

@Rob Horan Check these links out. Might help shine a light 😊 Advanced Roadmaps Guide | Jira Software | Atlassian Creating your first plan in Advanced Roadmaps - YouTube Advanced Roadmaps Home | Advanced Roadmaps for Jira Cloud | Atlassian Documentation

HI @Rob Horan I think you "pretty much" answered your question with the "pretty much mandatory" description. Shared teams although handy (and yes! I can't imagine not having them anymore) Advanced Roadmaps can certainly be used without them. Plus, by not enforcing onto all screens (which could be tricky for Atlassian to do…

Totally with what @Jimmy Seddon has recommended, not only regarding the course, but very much around the "be honest" component. Regarding the "priorities test", I can only assume this would be around Prioritised backlog planning and that kind of Agile stuff, but who knows! Meanwhile, these videos could well be helpful…

Hi @Faith Sparkes Welcome to the community. Like @Rick Olson has said, add the Team field to all the relevant screens and then people can add the team to any issue type via the screen. Presuming you are using Jira cloud? so.....you can automate the population of the team field for the members of the team with a rule like…

Hi @Lena Boiser Yes, you can do all of those things, no problem. I set all teams up as "Scrum" team type as our kanban based team still use story points so that way we can have Story points as the Estimation type for the plan....and I still point the kanban team at their board as the Team issue source. The net result is…

Hi @Dane Low This is not occurring on my cloud site. teams are working as expected. I'd raise a support ticket with Atlassian if I were you. https://support.atlassian.com/

Hit the "Give feedback" button (upper right of the Plan).

What I have done is create a Release Management project (Jira work management, for the record) and a Release issue type in it. We have a set of automation rules that keep the Jira (fix version) releases and their dates in sync with the artifacts (as @Crystelle S puts it) in the Release Management project (which the release…

In line with what @Bill Sheboy has suggested, I did a similar trick using a variable to get the (upper level) Parent key to use in a JQL branch. Thus guaranteeing a single result every time (in the JQL based branch) See below. In my case i was updating the Safe Epic issue type based on a Feature (formally known as Epic)…

Ok then @Anita Domańska If you want to trigger the automation from the shared team field to check a label, then update the custom field...., then something like this: Where Team = Shared teams in Jira (and team 6 is the START-AT team). Teams is your custom field and (in this case) "START-AT" is the relevant label. But you…

Official Bug for this can be found here: [CONFCLOUD-73629] Page History in Confluence displaying incorrect order and version - Create and track feature requests for Atlassian products.

FYI @Sofia Kargioti _QC Analytics_ and co. Feedback from Atlassian is:. Thanks for flagging this one and yes we are aware of this issue. I have just checked again the status of this issue and our development team is currently working on rolling this fix out to the Production environment. As soon as I have an ETA from our…

Yes, looks like a bug for sure. I am experiencing it as well. I will raise it with Atlassian (if it isn't raised already)

Hi @Hannah Sirch Welcome to the community! I'm assuming you are using Advanced Roadmaps on Jira Cloud. In which case you can go into the "View Settings", tick the Roll-up Others and then you should see the rolled-up values in the appropriate field. See 2nd screenshot (below) where the Story points field has 36 with an…

Is the Team field available for all the issue types and projects in scope for your version of te automation?

@최지원 Welcome to the community. Curious to know why you need the URL's of the children/grandchildren of an Epic as part of the description when they are linked and it is so easy to navigate to them from the epic....but!! If you have Jira cloud, then you could use the built-in automation and use the samrt value of; *…

Hi @Pratibha Tambakad Do you mean Advanced Roadmaps Shared teams? I'm unsure of what you mean by "Private team". If so, have a read of this (no API required) Solved: Advanced Roadmaps - Auto-Assign Teams? (atlassian.com)

HI @Anita Domańska Can I confirm.... you want to compare the "Shared teams" Team field to a label that is being used for denoting team info, but you also have a custom field of Team/s. Also, it sounds like you have both Big picture and Advanced Roadmaps and you want team continuity across both. Do I have all of this right?

Hi @Trina Woodworth So 116 is definitely a valid Team ID, yeah? Can you share the rest of how you have put the automation together please? as I have never encountered that error. But, what you want to do should be achievable. 

Hi @Min Kim Welcome to the community. You should be able to change which date fields are used in the Advanced Roadmaps Plan (each plan can be set differently). Go to the settings (the 3 dots next to the name of the plan), go to "Configure" then "Scheduling". See below Including warning about the need to add any custom date…

Hi @Erion Peci Not currently. Until Team managed projects are available in Advanced roadmaps, I don't believe this will be possible. Though @Tanguy Crusson may have other ideas/info???

Hello again @Pratibha Tambakad As per your other question..... Does the created Initiative meet the criteria of the issue source/s of the plan? Do you have the Hierarchy set to show the Initiative level on the plan? For an issue (any type of issue) to appear on the plan (whether it is created via the plan or directly in…

Hi @Pratibha Tambakad Does the created Initiative meet the criteria of the issue source/s of the plan? Do you have the Hierarchy set to show the Initiative level on the plan? Let us know how you get on.

Hi @Anita Domańska See example below. you could build something like it, but instead of looking for the reporter, it could look at your custom team field. It could be an If/else condition rule where each else is another team to shared team mapping. Alternatively you could replace your custom team field with shared teams.…

In that case @David Quiram it will be very much as @Jack Brickey has suggested, but as part of the creation of the linked issue: Action - Create issue Summary: {{triggerIssue.summary}} - {{triggerIssue.SomeOtherText}} - {{triggerIssue.due date}} - {{triggerIssue.other date}} Resulting in something like: this is my…

That can be done @David Quiram via branching and some smart values. Best you state your complete use case so we can provide more focused responses for you.