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@Joe Pursel Hi Joe, No, unfortunately neither Jira nor Planyway for Jira can make it. As for the critical path, as far as I'm aware Big Picture is able to do it. https://bigpicture.one/blog/jira-view-gantt-chart/ 

Hi @Bob , Thank you for your question! That's just how Jira's work log export functions. Based on your example: * 01/28/25 – The date the work log was created. * 5a610e607897e7674e398d3c – Your user ID. * 3600 – Logged time in seconds, which equals 1 hour. This is a known behavior, though many have criticized it. I’d…

@Janina Pfeil Our team is on it. I'll get back to you once we discover whether it's the bug on our or Trello's side. If it's on our side, we'll make sure to fix it asap. As for now, I can recommend you to set the Planyway app for iOS. You'll login with Trello credentials and have all your Trello data there. Here's the link…

@Janina Pfeil what's your Safari version? And MacOs as well?

@Brandon D_ Boelman please check this article https://confluence.atlassian.com/servicemanagementserver/configuring-global-jira-settings-1044784415.html

Hi @Dennis de Laat , if you consider reaching out to the 3-rd party apps, I'd like to suggest Planyway on behalf of the Planyway team. Whether your team logs work in Jira or prefers methods like manual entry, timers, or drag-and-drop in Planyway, the data will sync seamlessly. This allows you to generate detailed reports…

Hi @Saravanan Nallasamy , A warm welcome to you! I think the suggestion about Jira Advanced Planning is a great one. It's definitely a powerful tool for portfolio management, but as mentioned, it’s only available in Jira Premium. If you're exploring alternatives, I’d be happy to share some details about Planyway, which…

Dear team, I published an article following the attached examples. It was published but then returned to moderation. I got the email with the request for correction which I did, of course. It's been 10 days since I got no other comments and the article is still out the community feed. The support team ignores all my…

Hi @Scott Walter , A warm welcome to you! 🎉 The Time Tracking Report in Jira is actually a great tool for keeping track of time at the issue level. It’s useful, but it’s important to note that the report is tied to the task dates, not the dates when work logs were created. This means the time period you select is based on…

Hi @Wim Stylemn , A warm welcome to you! You can definitely switch to the weekly view of the Jira timeline and create or assign tasks for specific period. However, if you're looking for a more flexible way to set and assign dates to tasks related to epics, you can check out Planyway timeline feature. It offers several…

Hi @Natalie Bateman , A warm welcome to you! 🎉 If you're looking for more affordable and efficient time tracking solutions, I highly recommend giving Planyway a try. It’s super simple to log time — whether you’re doing it manually within tasks, using a timer, or just dragging and dropping into the calendar. This makes…

@Eric Hill Let me address your concerns: * Why are sprints listed in random order on the Sprint Reports page? Unfortunately, Jira does not currently offer an option to reorder this list within the UI. However, you could consider naming sprints with a prefix (e.g., a date or sprint number) to create a clearer chronological…

Hi @Joyce Matthias I'm sorry for the confusion. The article is updated now for the cloud version where this option is not available, I'm afraid. 

Hi @Javad, A warm welcome to you! As you've correctly noticed, Jira’s filters are tied to the dates set within the issues themselves, which can sometimes make it tricky to get the exact results you need. If you're looking for a more tailored solution to generate the report you're after, I recommend giving Planyway a try!…

@Atakan Tangünerler Great questions! Let me break it down for you: * Embedded and Rendered Pictures: Jira natively includes rendered images embedded within issues (Print Option). Better PDF Exporter for Jira can also help capture visual elements in formats like PDF. * Tables and Smart Links: Tables and smart links within…

Hi @Jyoti Singh , To track the total time spent during release testing, the Time Tracking Report in Jira can help you keep an eye on tracked time at the issue level. However, if you’re after something more user-friendly and visually appealing, third-party add-ons can take Jira’s time tracking to the next level. For…

This opportunity sounds great, but I didn't get it if we should publish it on our own or send it for review somewhere?

Thank you!

Hi @Jason Mansfield If you can't locate the jira.search.views.default.max setting in the advanced settings, it might be due to the specific Jira environment you're using or your permissions level. Here are a few possibilities: * Jira Cloud vs. Jira Server/Data Center: This setting is typically available in Jira Server or…

@KD - Ricksoft Thank you! Never saw this option exists in this editor!

@Varvara Kozlova Please check it out. Hope it'll help https://confluence.atlassian.com/jirakb/unable-to-export-in-excel-missing-excel-all-fields-excel-current-fields-options-in-jira-server-data-center-1141973487.html#:~:text=In%20order%20to%20enable%20the,created%20manually%20in%20that%20directory.

@Aron Gombas _Midori_ Sure:) The link is there

@MattD Happy to add the link! Thanks for noticing:)

@Alice Nevermore It exports cards with dates only from timeline/calendar view. But if you'd like to export everything from the board including unscheduled cards, do it from the Board tab. 

@Rebecca Johnson You're right. We only suggest export. Import is not an option.

@Alejandro Acevedo Unfortunately, Jira’s native JQL does not directly support filtering by the epic's due date while applying it to the issues linked to that epic. However, there are a couple of workarounds you could try: 1. Manually Set Epic Due Dates in Issue Filters You can manually reference the due date of the epic…

@Summer Hogan Thanks!

@Balazs Kisfali They have updated it, so it's called Timeline now

@Lisa Singh yes, it should be there

@Ajini Sahejana Perera Thanks, updated:)