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Hello @Reut Gabbay What would be the X axis and the Y axis for that graph? If you want to show the number of days open for each issue, it would see that one axis would be the number of days and the other would be the issue keys. Jira does not have a native dashboard gadget that would give you that information. You might…

Hello @Bharat Kalia Which report specifically are you referencing? Many of the built in reports are not customizable. A few reports offer a small number of options, such as choosing between story points and time fields for a burndown.

Hello @Heike Ellwood Welcome to the Atlassian community. While it is possible, with third party apps, to create an Issue Picker field that you could configure to show a list of issues based on a filter, Jira would not treat that information the same way it does the built in Parent field. Jira Cloud does not provide an…

Hello @Victoria Khizhniak Welcome to the Atlassian community. You need to check the filter that is used by the board. When viewing the board click the ... button in the upper right corner and select Configure board. Then select the General page. Scroll down to find the filter query. You must have the Manage Sprint…

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Hello @Russell Haynes Welcome to the Atlassian community. To find issues that have not been updated in any way in the past 14 days you would use: updated < -14d Native Jira JQL options don't provide a method to ignore updates from just Comments. Some third part apps extend the capabilities of JQL. There may be one that…

Hello @James Dushay Welcome to the Atlassian community. @Summer Hogan 's answer is incorrect for your scenario. That answer applies to a software project. With a business/work management project, the time period after which "done" issues are hidden from view is hard coded as 14 days. There is no option to change that…

Hello @Patrik Zagar No, it cannot be achieved with Overviews. Overviews gives you only the Summary, Calendar, and Timeline views. https://support.atlassian.com/jira-work-management/docs/what-is-an-overview/

More than one board exists for the project. The boards may have the same name, because Jira doesn't require boards to have unique names, but each board that gets created gets a unique numeric ID. A sprint will appear in the board in which it was created, always. It will also appear in any board where there is an issue in…

Hello Viktor, You may not be on the right page. Click the gear icon next to your avatar in the upper right corner. Select Projects. That should take you to a page with this URL: https://<yourBaseUrl>/jira/settings/projects/manage If you are on that page and don't see the Trash option on the left, please post a screen image…

Hello @bartlomiej.jochym A Jira Admin can add custom fields of type Number for those two fields you want. Those fields can then be added to the Screens for the issue types where you want them available. However it is not possible to customize the fields that are in the Subtasks/Child Issues display within an issue view.…

Hello @Viktor Braun Welcome to the Atlassian community! Refer to this article: https://support.atlassian.com/jira-cloud-administration/docs/delete-a-project/

Here's the announcement in the communities about the change. https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Atlassian-Platform-articles/We-re-rolling-out-a-new-app-switcher-experience/ba-p/2614142

Hello @Anjali.Sridhar The "group by" option is also referred to as Swimlanes in agile boards. Boards have a set of pre-built swimlane options such as Epics and Stories. There is not one for Components. You would need to use the Queries option and built a swimlane for each Component value using JQL. Refer…

Hello @Paul Alexander See my answer on this other post asking the same question. https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Jira-Software-questions/Where-did-application-navigator-go/qaq-p/2621218 Custom links were removed from the Navigator. There is already a change request to bring them back.

Hello @Natalia Mojica In the second image (the board view) click on the ... button (next to the Complete Sprint button) and select Configure board. Then select the Columns option. You will probably see the new status in the Unmapped Statuses area on the left. Drag the status into an existing column, or add a new column for…

Hello @Natalia Mojica Are you working with a Team Managed project or a Company Managed project? That will show at the bottom of the panel on the left when you are viewing the project. If you are working with a Company Managed project you create a workflow, then associate it to an issue type in a Workflow Scheme. Then you…

Hello @bartlomiej.jochym Are you working with a Team Managed project or a Company Managed project? You can find that information at the bottom of the navigation panel on the left when viewing the project/board.

I believe the problem is that you are not including the Epics themselves in the board scope/filter. Without including the Epics themselves in the board, setting the Swimlanes to Epics will not create a swimlane per Epic, because the board does not include any Epics. You could either change the board filter to include the…

Thank you for sharing the swimlane configuration. Please show us also what you see on your board view. And, please show us the JQL for the board filter, specified on the General page for the board configuration.

Hello @Steve Nienaber There is not a native gadget to display that, but I'm pretty sure I've seen app vendors respond that there are apps available to do that.

Hello @Roselle Avendano Welcome to the Atlassian community. Please show us the configuration details for the Swimlanes and what you see in the board.

Hello ecohen@zulutrade.com Welcome to the Atlassian community. It is not possible to show information from multiple JWM projects in one JWM interface where you would have the List and Board options you see for individual JWM projects. If you also have the Jira Software Product as part of your instance you could create a…

Hello @Harihara Prasath V Welcome to the Atlassian community. Based on the documentation for the "linkedIssues()" function you must be putting an Issue key into the place where you have "<Capability No.>". You said you are trying to retrieve Epics. Are you using generic issue linking to link the Epics to the Capability…

I'm glad you found the problem! You could add your own Answer to your Question and then accept your own Answer. :-)

Hello @Habeeb Khan A user is automatically notified when they are mentioned in an issue. However, a user can disable that in their personal settings, by changing the "Send me email" to "Don't send me email" or by unchecking the "Someone mentions you" box.

Hello @Phil Bustin If the creation of that Comment is not part of the rule you created, then there is another Rule being triggered by your transition rule, and that other rule is adding the comment. If that is the case, then the rule adding the comment has been set on its Rule Details page so that the box for "Check to…

Hello @Phil Bustin Can you provide more information about this scenario? You mention "the parent issue", but it is unclear what issue has been cloned, and what the relationship is between that issue and the "parent" or the issue created by the Clone action and the parent. What issue has been Cloned? Is that a different…

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@Easton Madsen From the View All Projects page can you click through and actually see the issues in the projects? Are you able to create issues directly in the projects where you are trying to create linked issues? @Brent Lee Does Easton have a Jira Software license, and not just a Jira Service Management license?