John Funk Community Champion

Hi Asia - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Check the board filter to see if it might be excluding some issues. Board settings > General tab. Have you noticed anything the missing cards have in common?

Hi David, Are you sure it is the same field? Custom fields in Team managed projects will not show in the Issues > Custom Fields list. You might be seeing a different field with the same name. The other thing to try is all lowercase in your field name code - I have seen that work before.

Hi Eleanor, Yes you can copy the values of fields in an Epic down to linked Tasks by using Automation for Jira. However, what type of project is it - Team-managed (Next-gen)? Or Company-managed (Classic Software)?

Hi Eleanor - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! sure this is possible. Just make sure that your bug issue type is a standard issue type already and not a sub-task issue type.

Then I would delete that context, but keep the other context attached to the project. 

Hey Susan - Classic Software projects are now called Company-managed and Next-gen projects are now called Team-managed. 

Create a filter like Project = ABC and issuetype = EPIC and statusCategory != Done Then same the filter and share with whomever. Then copy that URL Finally, paste the URL in the Web Address field in your image above. 

Not that I am aware of for Next-gen. And the creator of the project still has to select the value of the existing project during the create process for Classic Software. :-(

Ah, I forgot you were in Server version. Can you attach some screenshots of what you are seeing? 

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

Hi Jonathan, I don't believe you are going to be able to get two different sets of values in the same email like that.

This is from one of my Product Managers: "Discovery for me is diving into customer context and seeking to understand their true problems, with that I can find the items that can relieve those customer pain-points while meeting our business goals. Discovery encompasses testing/validating a variety of ideas with the…

Hi Phedra - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Yes, you can do that - just use different filters for each board which identifies only the fields you want to see on that board. Be sure to share both filters with people so they can see them. 

Hi Matt, The intent behind Next-gen projects (now Team Based projects) is to be independent of all other projects. In other words, no sharing schemes, custom fields, etc. So that's probably why you are not seeing a way to create a project based on another project. If you need/want to be able to use those types of…

I hear ya :-) You might try adding a link to a filter for the Epics on the left hand menu. Click on the Add item link right above the Project Settings link. 

Hi Emanuel - That one sounds like a good case to contact Atlassian Support: https://support.atlassian.com/contact/#/ Please post here with any resolution. 

Okay, thanks for that info. I will see if I can get someone from Atlassian to contact you. 

Can you post the JQL used for the Scheduled trigger? 

Hello and Welcome, David! We are glad you are here!! My son is a new architect, and I think their firm uses Jira somewhat - but they are small and might just be using the free version. 

Hi Travis - have tried to change it in the Details tab of Project Settings? 

Hi David, What do the Triggers and Conditions look like for each of those Rules? Do you have the box checked to allow other rules to trigger this rule? 

Hi Nils - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Have you contacted Atlassian Support? 

Hi @SockBlocker - What do you mean by "an unused context"? Regardless, I think it is always better for system health to have a context if you can. 

Can you provide some more details on exactly what you would like to do and see? Where would you like to search for Epics, for example? 

You should open a support ticket with Atlassian. Then please post the solution back here. Thanks!

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

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

Hi Ricardo - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! You can control who sees the project by adjusting the Browse Project permission in the Permission Scheme attached to the project. The most helpful method is to use the Project Roles which can be linked to people or groups. 

Very strange - I would put in a support ticket with Atlassian: https://support.atlassian.com/contact/#/

You might not have permission to do Bulk changes. Are you a Jira Administrator? Also, try clicking on Switch to Advanced first to see if you get the 3 dots menu.