John Funk Community Champion

Hi Priyanka, You would use a different Create Screen and a different Edit Screen in the Screen Scheme. So Configure the screen scheme and click the Associate an issue operation with a screen if you do not have a separate Create screen and Edit screen. You might first need to create a new screen though - you can copy the…

Hi Maja, The quick answer is Yes, you can restore Archived projects in Jira Cloud. I have done this more than once. :-) I have not tried to browse issues on projects that have been archived - if you can't though, you can quickly restore the Project, do your search and review, and then archive the project again. 

Hi Igor - Are they all on the same project? Or is it a different project for the Bugs and Stories? Also, make sure the Reporter field is on the Edit screen for the other issue types - they might use a different screen. 

A quick response from a fellow Community Leader (not Atlassian) was the reminder that it used to ONLY download the ID and not the name, But now the name is getting downloaded as well. So there's that. :-) Still digging for something though. 

Awesome! Glad y'all got it worked out. 

Hi Maria - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! I am not sure what Blueroom is. Is that a local project that you have in your company? It might mean that you need to create a ticket in your company's Jira. 

Definitely sounds like they are not on the Edit screen. 

When I was in high school my parents owned a florist, and I often worked there delivering flowers. Part of the job was delivering flowers to funeral homes, of course. But most of the funeral homes didn't want you bringing in the flowers through the front door. Sometimes you left them inside a side door or in a spare room…

No, no migration. So, now I am curious if I understand you correctly. Are you saying that you added the fields to the screen and they show up for edit for cards that are new (created since you added the fields to the screen) but don't show up for edit for cards that existed before you added the fields? Assuming all cards…

Hi Karyn - I have noticed this, too. I will see if I can get someone from Atlassian to comment. 

Hi Joseph - The Reporter field is a required field that cannot be overridden. So it will have to be on all Create screens. 

Great! Glad I could help. 

No, making them optional will not make them show up. They need to be on the Edit screen. If they are there, then check to make sure they are not Hidden in the Field Configuration. 

Hi Brandon - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Make sure the dates are on the Create, Edit, and View screens in the screen scheme for that project. Also, if you are using the Old Jira Issue View, fields that are empty do not show up unless they have a value in them. 

duedate <= endOfDay(2w) Red duedate <= endOfDay(3w) Yellow duedate >startOfDay(3w) Green Make sure the colors are in order from top down like above

Hi Scott, Not sure that I have an easy solution for that, but curious what you are going to do with the information. You can see the transitions in the Activity tab. 

Hi Samuel, I don't use Jira Server (just Cloud) but is there a way to do that in the issue layout from your board settings? Go to Board Settings > Card Colors In Cloud we can write JQL to match the color we have selected. See if this helps you:…

Hi Diana, You can probably do that with Automation for Jira. Take a look at this post, specifically Rule 2.…

Hi Eli - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! You can create Swimlanes (rows) on your board based on JQL. So theoretically, you could build Swimlanes based on statuses. However, that is not a common practice as your columns represent your activities and therefore, your statues. That is why statuses are mapped to columns on…

I would go ahead and open a support ticket. 

Hi Dennis - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! We use ProForma Forms add on to be able to do that. Works great! https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/1215833/proforma-forms-checklist-for-jira?hosting=cloud&tab=overview

Hi @a_brierley - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! I would go ahead and open a Support Ticket with Atlassian: https://support.atlassian.com/contact/#/ That way when they let you know who it is, you have "proof" to back you up. Then hide the bodies well. :-)

Can you do an accept on my answer, as well? That will help guide users a little more. 

Glad I could help. :-)

That doesn't sound correct at all. The Kanban board should at least show you all issues in the backlog for those projects (assuming they are in the backlog status). Are you sure you have Backlog status mapped to the Backlog column in your board? And also the proper Epic status? Or course, there is this bug, too…

Hey Roy - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! I have added an entry for it to the link to all boards in the Switch To menu in the upper left (the multi dot menu option). Here's the link if you haven't got it: https://YourDomain.atlassian.net/jira/boards Just sub out YourDomain for, well, your domain. :-)

Hey Lexi - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! In another month the numbers won't matter to you at all. They shouldn't now lol - they are just unique identifiers and have nothing really to do with any order, other than that's the sequence they were created in. There's really nothing to help you with at this point - the…

Hi @Cs Csarli - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! I would create some Components on the project for each keyword that you want to report by. Then as cards are created, you should update the ticket with the appropriate Component. Then you can easily search by Components. 

Hi Paul - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Can you share the board filter you are using? Are you specifically excluding which have non empty Epic Link? Is this a Scrum Board? 

I would probably go ahead and open a Support Ticket with Atlassian: https://support.atlassian.com/contact/#/ Please post the solution back here to help others who may search for this in the future and so we can close this post out. Good Luck!