John Funk Community Champion

Hi Jude - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Did you create a new Issue Type Scheme also? And does the scheme only have this one issue type? 

You need to follow my syntax above

Quick answer is I don't know, and yes. :-) You can ask Atlassian here: https://support.atlassian.com/contact/#/

Hi Prabhu, There is no field level security for Jira issues. So you can't just hide it from certain people. There are some new Marketplace apps that might do that for you now. 

Hi Jose, You are not going to be able to do those things there. If you need more, you need to create a filter. 

Go to Settings > Issues > Workflows Search for your workflow and then click on Edit. Make your changes to add the new status along with a transition. Then be sure to publish it!

Hi Lisa, What kind of project is it? If it is a Team-managed or Jira Work Management project, you will not be able to change the sort. If it is a Jira Software company-managed, you change the board filter under the board settings. 

Я бы пошел дальше и отправил запрос в службу поддержки в Atlassian здесь: https://support.atlassian.com/contact/#/

Hi David, You need to submit that request to Atlassian here: https://support.atlassian.com/contact/#/

Hello and Welcome, Charlie! We are glad you are here!!

Hi David, Unfortunately, you are not yet able to change the sort for JWM projects for the List function. 

Hi Philipe - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! For Sprints, only issues that are in the last column on the board (far right) are considered Complete/Done for the Sprint, regardless of the status the issues are in. So if you want them to show as Done, you need to move all of your "Done" type statuses into the last column. 

Hi @Victor Udeshi - Did you ever get this solved? 

You are welcome. You can create a second board - you just wouldn't be able to get to it directly from your project though. Here's more information if you are interested: https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Jira-questions/MULTIPLE-BOARDS-IN-ONE-PROJECT/qaq-p/957320

Hi Paras, We need more details to be able to help you. 

Hi Zahra - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! You are not going to be able to filter by labels that no one is using yet. For the other items, you will need to provide more details for a better answer.

Hi Kelly - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Out of the box boards with Team-managed projects have limited ability with swimlanes. You can set swimlanes by using the Group by function in the top right. You can base swimlanes on these items, but beyond that you cannot control them. 

Hi Giorgos, Approvals like that are a built in function for Jira Service Management (JSM) projects. With Jira Software projects, you would need to create some custom fields and apply additional transitions and conditions. But it would be a lot of extra work and not as user friendly. 

Hi @Hans-Joachim Fritz You can use issue level security to hide certain issues from certain users. But all users who need to see any issues on the project will need Browse Project permissions. 

Hi Lucas - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! 1. Create a custom number field to hold the value of the difference. 2. Create an Automation for Jira rule based on whatever trigger you want - probably when Issue transitione to Resolved. 3. Add a New action for Edit Issue to the rule to calculate the difference of the…

Sounds good. I am dealing with my own snow in Nashville right now - don't need more. And I DON'T do frigid hahaha

@Dave Rosenlund _Trundl_ - Good to know! Didn't realize Structure had that functionality. I am now smarter than when I got up this morning. Thanks!

You can't change the type of project - you would need to create a new one and migrate your existing issue over to it. :-)

Hi David, You can create a filter that will pretty much show all of the same stuff, it just won't have the inline editing feature. There is an add-on called JXL that can do that. I have not used it, but it has good reviews.…

Since neither of us has actually done the dropping of JSM as a paid product, we don't really know what the access will be like. So we would love to hear what happens after you do it. :-) For what it is worth, I would go about it the same way you are looking at it. 1. Create the new project 2. Update it with all of the same…

Hey @Jack Brickey - would you do the export and import instead of just doing a Move?

Yes, I am afraid it is that bad - you have to take Jack's advance. Painful, I know. And even more painful that I have to agree with him. :-) Seriously, I don't think there is a better way. What is your biggest fear of having to do that? 

@Jack Brickey - You like how I turned that one back on you? :-) @Martin Doucet - I agree with Jack - you need to move those to a Jira Software project.

Hi Jonathan - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! I don't think that automation rules fail randomly. There is always a reason - and that should show in your audit log for the rule. If it doesn't run at all and you think it should, then make sure the box is check on the rule Details page for Allow trigger rule. 

And I think Jack is going to test this for you and will let you know what happens.