Tanguy Crusson Atlassian Team

Hi @mario.vlahovic you might be in luck : @Sarah Stenhouse and I just dug out this page from the Jira documentation which apparently lets you do what you were asking for! It's a bit of a power user move for Jira ninjas :)…

Hi Seth, that was a quick one so we just did it :) it should make its way to production soon

Hi @Kevin Gérard , as @Sarah Stenhouse mentioned we're looking into the jobs of "sharing plans and collecting feedback" to try and see how we should tackle that. Would you be open to a 30min chat to talk about your use case? I'd love to understand more how you currently use Jira Service Desk for incidents and feature…

Yes, using this notation in a Formula / Write your own: {Score (%)} * 100

You could add it in the name of the field Score (%) Does that help?

Hi @Yaiza Sanz , could you please share more details as to why you need 2 decimal points? What is the score based on? I'm asking since most formulas I've seen so far weren't using decimal points at all. A workaround for this today could be to create a separate formula field (Fields > Create a Field > Formula > Write your…

Thanks @Nate Dame , that definitely makes sense for the multi-select field. We'll think about a way to tackle that. 

Thank you @Yaiza Sanz that makes complete sense. We'll need to think about that one, to see how we could do it in a way that doesn't make it complicated in the product

@Nate Dame @nwatson it is already possible: if you select multiple ideas (the checkbox to the left of the list) and change any field value (including goals) it will apply the value to all the ideas you've selected. Does that help? 

Hi @Yaiza Sanz , thanks for the feedback. What would you like to use these weights for? 

The issue is now fixed @Ian Prisk @Leah Picone @Orlando Kelly @Jimmy Seddon 

Hi @Charles Cardwell , @Michael Buechele 's right, it's what we call "highlights" and something we're actually revisiting at the moment (because it's hard to find) here's a video that should show you how to get to the bottom of this: https://www.loom.com/share/5096399fb09c4183a4de9f3966dcd823

Hi everyone, it's a bug! We're looking into it. As @Orlando Kelly says everything else still works, you can access your discovery projects, etc. - but it's not showing up in this menu for some reason. We're looking into it and will keep you updated.

Thanks all! @Seth Mason we do plan to add this to the idea view, just haven't got around to it yet. In the meantime, the workaround that Quan described is available today. 

@Seth Mason that's part of what we want to add to Project Automation, a way to make that easily. There may be a way to make that work but I haven't tried, knowing that the Epic and the Idea are linked using the issue link type "is idea for" vs "implements

@Adam Wignall done

Hi @Seth Mason , yep we haven't done all the work yet to integrate Jira Product Discovery with Project Automation. However it's just the library that's not accessible. You can still configure automation rules and access the audit log using the other tabs - just not start from a template in the library. We plan to add…

Hi @Seth Mason , here you go: 

I think that should work @Seth Mason, that's what the bulk import tool is supposed to do in Jira - I'd test it on a couple of test issues first though if I were you :) 

@Erion Peci I don't know when it will be available yet, but we are going to start working on it in the next couple of weeks

Oooh never mind, I misread your question - you cannot yet use Jira Product Discovery ideas in Advanced Roadmaps, to visualize them there alongside ideas. On that topic we're currently working on a timeline view for Jira Product Discovery, and discussing a deeper integration with Advanced Roadmaps.

@Erion Peci you can definitely link initiatives (or other issue types created in advanced roadmaps) to Jira Product Discovery ideas in the delivery section, however you're right in that delivery progress is currently calculated using the number of children ideas, not story points. 

@Vilius Zigmantas done.

OK thank you @Mike Villis and that makes total sense. have you tried the voting field as well? you can use it to share with someone and allocate a budget (e.g. $10) and spread it across ideas. Which could be another way to approach that. We'll definitely add the permissions thing for ranking. 

@Mike Villis That's actually expected behaviour. "Limited" means that anyone on the Jira site can view, comment on, and vote for issues - but not edit them. We currently consider ranking is equivalent to editing ideas, but I can totally see the case where you'd ask people to rank ideas, as it could be a form of vote. Is…

@Seth Mason done

Thanks @Charles Cardwell - are these external stakeholders customers or other stakeholders? What would you expect them to be able to do once they open a view you share with them? Also: would you expect the view to be fully public, or just accessible by specific people?

@Charles Cardwell not yet but this is something we have on the roadmap. What's your use case for this? thanks!

Done! I've turned this on for y'all. Quick disclaimer: currently, if you convert a sort (based on a field) to a rank, or convert a view rank to a project rank, it does it for ALL ideas in the project, not only the ones that show in the view. We are updating this so only the ideas that are visible are re-ranked in the…

@Seth Mason you cannot. It's a name reserved by the system, hence why you cannot use it, but not a field available in this project.