John Funk Community Champion

Can you provide a screenshot of what you are seeing and what you expect to see?

Hi @tmanai - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! You should be able to do this using Automation For Jira. Go to Project Settings Then go to Project Automation Create a rule for when a field value changes Choose the field(s) you want to notify the assignee for the linked issue Add a new component for Branch Rule / related…

Hi Soumya - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! You can switch to the Old Jira Issue View by clicking on your avatar and then choose Personal Settings (or Settings). Then about half way down on the settings page you will find a section called Jira Labs. Simply click off the New Issue View selection. 

Is this a Next-gen project?

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WOW - that's a lot more in depth for my experience for this type of automation. I suspect that creating a custom field called project will give you other problems down the road. Why did you name it that and it will probably get confused with the system Project field. Not sure that is your problem, but it could be. Having…

Hi Menelik - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Try going to https://YourCompany.atlassian.net/secure/admin/ViewCustomFields.jspa

No - the ranking used by Jira is extremely complicated and is not available for you to just put in a value. See this for the only Ranking process: https://support.atlassian.com/jira-software-cloud/docs/rank-an-issue/ Now, having said that, I have a project that I have created a priority field for and populate it manually.…

Hi Brad - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! You can create a Release and then do a bulk change on a filter for those 30 to update the FixVersion field with the value. Then when you do a release, you can pick the one you created. 

That is how you rank them - by dragging. 

That will allow you to drag cards up or down to re-rank them. What is not working for you?

Hey Rob - Take a look here: https://support.atlassian.com/jira-software-cloud/docs/use-smart-values-to-access-listed-values/?_ga=2.145298996.1897321655.1586174429-1313086432.1576012938

Can you post the filter you are using here?

Can you provide a screenshot of the Audit log for when it runs?

Hi Thanniru - Check the Permission Scheme for the project for the Schedule Issue permissions. You need to have that permission to actually move the cards (i.e. re-rank them). 

Yes, that is correct. 

Hi and Welcome, Alex! We are glad you are here!

Yes, it is missing for me also. I don't see anything in the documentation about it not being allows - unless I missed it somehow. @John McKiernan - can you verify?

That just seems like a really weird way to identify the issue since the key is the unique value for the issue. Lists change constantly so number 353 will not stay number 353. 

Hi Ekaterina - I don't think that is going to be possible. What are you trying to accomplish with that? 

Hi @d-vitaly - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! I recently went through that same adventure trying to find a tool. There is nothing built-in to Jira that will give you what you want. The closest thing we could come up with is MavenLink with an integration to Jira. 

Sure - sorry I couldn't get you further. Also, please come back and update this post when you get a solution so we can close it out for future reference. :-)

Hi Bianca - Is this a Next-gen project? If so, Automation For Jira does not currently work with the Epic Link field. 

No, that is the only way. You should contact your Jira Systems Administrator and have him/her look in the Audit Log. 

Hi Maximilian - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! There is not a way to show where an issue changed Swimlanes. However, Swimlanes are typically based on a query, so you might be able to use that. So in your example above, if Swimlane 1 shows cards in Backlog and Swimlane 2 shows cards in the In Progress status, you could…

You might try doing a re-index first. If you still get the error after that, I would go ahead and submit a support ticket with Atlassian. :-(

Glad I could help!

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Yes, but Automation For Jira is free and included in your Jira Cloud subscription. :-)

Hi Jonathan, I am not sure I follow exactly what you are trying to do. Can you provide some more details as to the desired structure? It is okay to state it in Spanish if that helps.