John Funk Community Champion

In my opinion, most status meetings are a waste of time. That's what Jira is for! If have all of your team's work on the board, then you know exactly what the status of your work is. 

This sounds like it is a Jira Service Management project. So the user will need to be a Service Desk Agent - meaning they have to be in the jirs-servicedesk-users group. That also means they will use a JSM Agent license. Then they also need to be in the Jira Service Desk Team project role. 

Hi Damarys - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Check the Permission Scheme attached to the project to see who has permissions for Assignable user. 

Well, I gotta say that first one is the best quote EVER!!

Hi Brandon, Jira Work Management is a very new product and is continuing being improved upon. The Timeline is a different tool than the Roadmap tool, but the Atlassian folks are continuing to upgrade it and make it better. 

Well, there's apparently no anagrams for my name - and you have to be very careful doing anything with the last name hahaha. So I'll just switch the first letters and be Fohn Junk. Somehow it's probably appropriate. :-)

Yes

What problem are you having? 

Hi Bhavin, You can do this with Automation for Jira. Create a Rule for when F0 is updated). Then add a new action for Edit Issue. Then in the Set value for F3, put this code: {{issue.F1}}, {{issue.F2}}

Payne's solution should be what you need!

Hi Edward - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! I agree with Jack - there is no time lag after the workflow gets published. You said it was a new workflow - did you incorporate the new workflow into the existing workflow scheme and map it to the appropriate issue type(s)?

Hi Katie, The dummy project would work for the first scenario. But it's not going to work for the second one. That can only be done with a list of individual users or using a group with the membersof() function. 

I don't know more than what is in the document above. It might be time to submit a support ticket. Are you Cloud or Server? https://support.atlassian.com/contact/#/

And the user is in one of those groups? 

Can you share a screenshot of the General screen in Project Settings for the Board? 

Can you share the URL for the board directly with the user (instead of going through the list above)? And what happens when the user clicks the link? What do they see? 

I am not aware of any way to force a particular issue to pop up or open. :-(

Hi @Gayathri B - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! No, that is not possible. Tickets are created against projects, not boards. And a ticket might show up on multiple boards, so it would not know how to do that. The key (PC-1, for example) is the unique identifier of the ticket throughout the entire system. 

Are you able to go into the board settings for the Board?

Hi Kelly, Try this: type = Feature AND (issueLinkType != "belongs to" OR issueLinkType is empty)

Hi Nikhila, This is a bug in Jira with the custom field description value. The only way around it right now is to edit the Field Configuration for that project and edit the Description for that field. 

Can you share a screenshot of the General page for the board? 

Hi Diganta - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Can you share a screenshot of what the users see? Also, are you sure you shared the filter with the users? There is an extra step in the process that sometimes get missed. To check that, go into the board settings and then the general tab. Check to see who is under the…

Hi Bret, We use a third party tool called Nave to accomplish that. There is also Actionable Agile. 

Hi Fred, The article you cite is for Jira Server and wouldn't apply in this case as you are using Jira Cloud. However, here's what you are check. While in one of the issues, in the very bottom right hand side you should see a clickable link for Configure. Click on that. On the ensuing screen (it might even open a new tab…

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

So you are go directly to the board and see the information on it just like you are putting in the gadget? If so, I would go ahead and open a support ticket with Atlassian to see if they can find the reason. https://support.atlassian.com/contact/#/ Please post back here with the resolution so future readers will know and…

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@tom.francis - There are roughly 3 types of projects in Jira - Team-managed, Company-managed and Jira Work Management (Business projects). If you are using a variety of project types, the Roadmaps will look and perform differently. 

Just go to Project Settings (menu option on the bottom of the left side panel). The select Summary. There you should be able to see the majority of the schemes being used by the project, including the workflow.