John Funk Community Champion

While on the board for the Classic Software project, click on the Board Settings under the 3 dot menu on the top right. Then click on the Swimlanes menu option on the left hand side. 

Hi @kiranmai genkolla - It is not possible to hide a field for certain issues on a project and not other issues. It is either available for all issues or none. 

Ah, sorry - I misread that. No, I don't know of any way to change the project creation screen. 

Close - go to Board Settings > General and click on Edit filter query. Once on the filter itself, you can make the change. 

Hi Rob - Classic Business project boards can not be modified like with Classic Software projects. There is not Board Settings. 

Hi Francis - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Yes, you can create a Create screen for the Screen Scheme your project is using. Then you can add additional fields or remove fields that you want on the screen. To make a field mandatory at Create, you can change the Field Configuration for that project. Here is some…

Hi Klaas, Boards will show whatever issues (including Epics) that meet the criteria of the board filter. So you can simply change the board filter to include the Epics you want to see on that board. 

You can - it is called Advanced Roadmaps, but it is only available with a Jira Premium subscription. 

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

Hi @selicko - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Here is the guidance for migrations between Class Software and Next-gen projects: https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Jira-Software-questions/Migrating-from-Classic-to-Next-gen-Software-Projects/qaq-p/918856 However, it should be noted that Roadmaps are available for Classic…

Hi Klaas, This is not possible with Next-gen projects as they are very limited. You would be able to do that with a Classic Software type project though.

Feel free to snag it. :-)

Hi Marco - If you are using Cloud JSM, no that is not possible. Default values are based on what is in the field configuration for that project and cannot be dynamic. 

No - from the Filter. Click on the Edit Filter Query link under General. Then add a column on your filter to show Epic Status. 

Ah! I stand corrected - this appears to be new. So have you tried that? 

I don't know where the email goes in your issue collector - you will need to research that. Or add a field to the collector and have the user put their email in it. Yes, for the recipient list - just use the field name. For instance if your custom field is just called email, then it would be {{issue.email}}. When you type…

That's probably your best bet for training. Or finding an Atlassian partner that does training. 

Yes, you can use the combination of those fields if you want. The syntax is simply: custom_field = Law or in your case, Department = Law

Pero si desea que esté disponible en todos los proyectos, o si es el único proyecto que utiliza esos tipos de problemas, puede hacerlo.

Hi Jesse, You cannot automate the creation of a new release in Jira Cloud without possible using the API. 

Hi Katelyn, You can see the Next-gen roadmap here: https://www.atlassian.com/software/jira/whats-new/next-gen#shipped

Hi Tommi, Why not just create a short text custom field and then capture the email address in there? Then you can use that field in Automation For Jira to send an email to. 

I am not familiar with CondiForm - sorry. 

Thank you for the additional information. Here is my guide - if you to setup something simple with little customization or modifications, then Next-gen projects are probably the way to go. If you need to share custom fields and other objects (schemes, etc.) across projects and you need to be able to add customization of…

Then click on the Columns button and add the Epic Status

No, you would create a custom field of Select List (single choice) type. You can call the field whatever you want to call it. Then use the new custom field and and values in the filter for each Business Unit. Or you can create components as Jack suggest and update the filter to use the component field instead. 

Hi @Stanislav - Yes, you can create a custom field to hold those values. I would suggest a single pick list where you add in the values you want. Then you can create a board or filter based on those values for the business units. 

@Ramsay Zaki - Maybe try: project = PPLUS AND status CHANGED TO "Awaiting Code Review" and status was not in ("In Progress")

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

Hi Raoul, Can you share a little more information as to exactly what you want to do?