Tanguy Crusson Atlassian Team

That's all super insightful, thanks @Sebastiaan Terpstra and @Seth Mason We did look into allowing comments on insights at some point, maybe we should reopen that Otherwise, yes Sebastiaan, we are looking into how we can help you with a dumping ground for insights that you can then organize when you have time. Not in the…

Hi @Seth Mason here's what you can do: https://www.loom.com/share/45661bf18f5745c8b2d6184ef3fcae54

Yep, thanks @Antonio Valle _G2_ - that's pretty much what @dangbingyao reported, it's a bug, we'll fix it!

@Lu Reed done.

Hi @dangbingyao you are right, this is a bug. We're looking into it. 

@Lu Reed just paste a link to a Salesforce object (opportunity, other) in an insight ("attach a link") and it should work.

@Lu Reed We've experimented with this feature but in the end usage was very low and since the feature carried significant technical risks we decided to turn it off. Since then we've received more feedback about the need to share roadmaps and receive feedback - which is something we plan to revisit in the future. In the…

Hi Nina, where are your ideas coming from? If it's from outside Jira, then the CSV makes sense, otherwise if it's from Jira issues in another project you can bulk move them (happy to explain how if that's the case)

hi @Damian Witkowski have you considered creating a separate view that doesn't have that field for the roadmap you share with customers?

Thank you @Kevin Gérard , we really appreciate the detailed feedback!

Hi @sharon.prajzner , as @Sarah Stenhouse said there are a few things we need to iron out so you can query all information via API, however there's already a great deal you can do today. Here's some information you can share with engineers in your Business Intelligence area: * Jira Product Discovery ideas are Jira issues,…

Hi @sharon.prajzner , we've turned off a feature that was creating this error for you - is that working better now? 

Hi @Seth Mason , this is an issue with the new list component we've turned on for you last week. We have a fix on the way but it could be a few days out. Would you like us to turn it off for you?

Quick update: we had to turn this off because of a few bugs, for which we haven't yet been able to release the fix for because of the ongoing incident affecting a subset of Jira Cloud customers (frozen deployment pipeline. We'll turn it back on as soon as we can get these bug fixes out

@Seth Mason : what @Jonathan Hau said! Here's a demo: https://www.loom.com/share/a09506455d6b4571a912567d5df4169b Also, you can use negative numbers in the weighted score (e.g. impact = 200, effort = -100) but I'm not sure how mathematically accurate it is. We've seen users doing that though

@elizabeth_jones done

Yep, what @Erin Mihalik said! It's something we'll get to (this request has come up a few times)

HI @dangbingyao - if you open a list view: - click on "fields - add a field - create a new field - Choose "Vote". Select the number of votes people can give (it's like a budget) Then you can add this field to any view, and share with people

@Seth Mason I've just turned this on for you. It only applies to Jira Product Discovery projects. It gets rid of pagination and the header row is frozen. There will be a few more enhancements from here

@Seth Mason by the way would you like early access? It's still a work in progress but already mostly on par with the current list (with fixed header row). If you want we could turn it on for you (and back off if it's not working as expected for you)

Thank you @Josh - that's clear! You can actually share internally with staff members by adding them to the Jira Product Discovery product (and not the other Jira products in your site), and since JPD is free during beta that won't impact your bill. You can also embed a view in a Confluence page (if you copy and paste a…

Hi @Josh we have since retired this feature as adoption was very low and it carried substantial technical risks. We're currently re-thinking how we can help product managers share their plans with other people. what is your use case? thank you!

@Tomislav Tobijas you can find it here when opening an idea: 

Hi @Tomislav Tobijas I just checked and you're all good. There's only one version of the product in the Cloud. This only applies to people who started using the product earlier, when it was not a full product yet (but a project template in Jira Software)

All good, I'm glad we sorted this out!

Hi @Michael Price yes I turned it back for you, but the code that's used for Jira Product Discovery to work this way is going away very soon. Please make sure to add the product using the link I provided in the other answer! Cheers, Tanguy

Oooh I get it - you want to create new ideas AND attach existing tickets to them. hmm, yes, we don't have a good way to do that. 

Hi @Jonathan Hau , I'm not sure I understood your feedback: have you tried moving existing Jira tickets to Jira Product Discovery using bulk issue move? That should work. 

Hi Mike, That's because you're using the alpha version of Jira Product Discovery which we've deprecated a couple of months ago and turned off today. I've just turned it back on for you - if you refresh your page it should now work. Can you please contact your Jira administrator to add the Jira Product Discovery product via…

Argh, so close!! You are right, sorry about that! Here's the full reference: https://confluence.atlassian.com/jiracoreserver/advanced-searching-fields-reference-939937719.html Most Jira Product Discovery fields are in the "custom fields" section and do not support history searches.