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Yay!
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Interested in this as well. Thanks for posting @Baptiste Picard
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Hey @Tanguy Crusson Here's the order of the two places I looked: * On a specific card, I looked by the "DEFAULT FIELDS, VIEW FIELDS, and + show 31 hidden fields" - Here I can edit the fields, but I can't delete them there. * Project settings - I thought it might be a settings configuration.
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Thanks for the quick answer @[deleted]! I knew it was somewhere.
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Thanks @Tanguy Crusson . Like @Ana Duran said, we appreciate the transparency and it's great to see how your team takes this seriously and owns it. Keep up the good work!
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Great questions. We use timelines to better align our account/project team with the development team. The account/project, marketing, localization, UX, and product teams would need this view. Occiaisanlly the leadership group uses this view on high-value projects. For granularity, ideally, we'd like to show…
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I think it may depend on the use case: Show All User's Votes: This view is helpful when you don't need to worry about bias. Probably most use cases if into this type. We would use this option 90% of the time. Hide Other User's Votes: This is helpful when you're actively trying together feedback from stakeholders and you…
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My quick thoughts: Option A: I think this would be the best option when you want to really work on an idea for more than a few seconds (not just a quick update). This would be best for non-Jira users because they instantly know how to 'get back' to their previous state. Option B: This is closest to Jira today, which as a…
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Yay Confluence embed!
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Hey @Tanguy Crusson - This is looking good. Dynamic Roadmap: For our team, we would primarily use dynamic roadmaps, and the full-screen view would fit our need to show only what is relevant to the stakeholder(s) seeing that view. Jira Account: Not all team members have Jira/Atlassian account, so it would be ideal if that…
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Sent the viewing request :)
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I'd prefer to 'export' to a URL where it visually shows on a website instead of a PDF. Roadmunk, a tool we've used has really great options for this.
