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  • @Alex Schelhaas The way epics work in next-gen projects is different to Classic epics.The previous epics related to their child issues as a set of issue links. This could cause confusion as the relationship was viewed / thought to be just another issue type operating at the same level.The next-gen epics are built to make…
  • @Michael Lee - For Server, it's still TBD. As @Josh Frank posted on an earlier comment, the the Server team is investigating & learning from customer feedback at the moment to balance which elements would be most valuable in addition to performance, administrative control, & team productivity!
  • @Craig Phillips that seems strange. Can you tell me or share a screenshot of what you see when you go to project settings?
  • Hi @Johan yes I agree with you. I've heard from several experienced leads that they will only bring metrics (reports) in when the team has developed a pattern or rhythm of development, otherwise the data might lead to confusion.With next-gen projects, reports can be enabled / disabled in features. To move from Classic to…
  • @Tucker Fross to get to completed issues in past sprints, you can go to issues search, select your project and add Sprint as one of the columns you want to see in the issue search results. You could also add to the filter the specific sprint you want to see the issues in that sprint. You can then save the search to be able…
  • @Wahid Muhammad and @Edmund Hardy Next-gen and Classic projects are completely different in the underlying configuration architecture and so we do not currently have an automated way to migrate. If you want to know the manual steps to move, check out this comment by @Julien Femia in a previous comment - here. In any case,…
  • @Tucker Fross thanks for staying with me on this. I’m very keen to understand how you’re going so that we can do everything we can to make things easier to use / more intuitive. I should have clarified whether you are using sprints. There are differences when you have sprints enabled/disabled that we still need to iron out…
  • @Tucker Fross the link to see completed issues is here. Do you not see that on your next-gen board? It will link you to a list of Done issues. You'll see an Advanced button where it will take you to place where you can customize the list view where you can then add "Sprints" as a column. This is a workaround at best and…
  • @Consulente Atlassian glad you like the updates. For Server, it's still TBD. As @Josh Frank posted on an earlier comment, the the Server team is investigating & learning from customer feedback at the moment to balance which elements would be most valuable in addition to performance, administrative control, & team…
  • @Alex Reizer thanks for raising this topic. Right now next-gen has just 2x templates (next-gen scrum and next-gen kanban), which limits our ability to cater to a wide variety of teams - some want a blank canvas, some want more structure. We've got some work to catchup with optimizing the templates, of which I would say…
  • @Aaron Newton, We haven’t got multiple boards on next-gen projects so It’s not possible to partition the project’s workflow into multiple boards as you described. For now that is still something you’ll need to Classic projects and boards. Right now with next-gen, you would have to flatten / merge back to a shared board…
  • @Block, Greg thanks for letting us reporting what's going on with Test Metrics or Plan a Test Cycle on those browsers. We'll take a look into the issue and work with Zephyr to resolve.
  • @Henrik Öquist Glad you’re enjoying the updates we’ve been shipping to the new experience. Be sure to visit the public roadmap to get more visibility on what’s coming next. On Roadmaps, there are no automations / algorithms to reconcile epic start and end dates with child issues. This does mean that timeline view needs to…
  • @Rafael Franco On issue types and the options for customisation - we’ll be sure to be adding more capabilities over time. You’ll be pleased to hear that the drop downs you requested are coming soon! For visibility on what’s coming next, please check out our public roadmap…
  • @Sergey Bukhman I'm glad you're liking the update. Next-gen and Classic projects are completely different in the underlying configuration architecture and so we do not currently have an automated way to migrate. If you want to know the manual steps to move, check out this comment by @Julien Femia…
  • @Irena Lam I’m glad you are interested in the ability we have with Classic projects to automate workflows based on git triggers. We haven’t yet built this into next-gen projects but will be doing so in the future. I can also say that we’ll be making these work with a wider range of tools, as we’ve also built better 3rd…
  • @Jeff Loiselle I take it you’re using a kanban style of workflow? When you are not using sprints, the right most column of your board is considered the end of the workflow. Issues in the right most column will automatically clear from your board after 14days. If you scroll to the bottom of your right most column, there is…
  • Hi @Daniel Pérez Glad you asked - most of the key features mentioned above are on next-gen projects which are available on both desktop and mobile. To get started, we've put this page together to step you through creating your first next-gen project…
  • @Kirk Mower No excuses from me here, the timing should have been better. We'll pick this up in a retro and improve on this moving forward, that I can promise. Again apologies for the confusion and delay in it reaching your site. Are you able to see it now? 
  • Updated - The rollout is complete to 100% of all Jira Cloud sites. You should be able to see the next-gen template and all the project create flows as per the screenshots in the article above. Thanks for posting here to let us know about the issue and apologies for the confusion! Keen to hear how you go with trying out…
  • Hi @Rainer Paskiewicz Your Jira site is on the tail us updating to the new next-gen templates and project create flows. You might still see it as the agility template, which has all the same functionality but was the name for the template while the new project experience was in beta. Apologies for the confusion, but you'll…
  • Hi @[deleted] At this stage we've only enabled the essentials for scrum - sprint burnup and velocity - but I can assure you that we won't stop at that and that there will be more reports coming. To give you an idea of what we're thinking for those not running sprints, based on a lot of customer feedback and interviews,…
  • @Kolitha de Silva, @Dominik Flejter, @junaid, @Elizabeth Gallardo What you are seeing is the template under its former beta name “agility”. If you go in and create an agility project, that’s the new project experience. There will be no difference to what you get with next-gen project templates other than the name and…
  • @Steve Lawrence & @Nic Brough -Adaptavist-, We’re more than happy for you to post feature requests here on community. There are various channels we use to find out what customers need: in-product surveys, feedback forms, email surveys, jira.atlassian.com, customer interviews, usage data. Community gives us an added…
  • Hi @Steve Lawrence, We are considering checklists. A lot of customers we speak to have expressed the need for something similiar to sub-tasks, but more lightweight. A huge theme of the new boards is to make it simpler to use, and so as you mentioned if sub-tasks are overkill for your needs, then perhaps checklists will do…
  • @Brian Norman & @Nic Brough -Adaptavist- prior to the release of agility projects in Cloud, that was the case. The new agility based projects now add a new capability that allows all users, including non-admins, to create and configure their projects independently of other projects: this means that changes to workflows,…
  • Hi Alex, absolutely! Please go ahead an find a time that suits here - https://calendly.com/jira-software-feedback
  • Hi Alex, Reading back to your original post, perhaps I should have aligned with you firstly on whether you are using Jira Core (Business projects) or Jira Software project types. Perhaps your comment is about the boards and configuration capabilities available out of the box in Jira Core's Business project types, such as…
  • Hi Alex, Just checking in to see if you were able to contact Support and resolve the problem?
  • You might have already tried this, but if you search for your board, using the left hand search icon, are you not able to see the board pop up in the results, or try clicking through to View all boards? eg. If you need to change the location from business to software then it would be best to contact Support to see if they…