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Did you check the history of the issue? Is it maybe getting set and then overwritten by something else? 

Great!

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That's because there is no existing exiting transition from the status. So Jira forces you to make a copy of the Workflow, edit the copied workflow while it is still inactive, then add the new workflow to your existing Workflow Scheme. Be sure to match up the issue types that the current workflow is using so you will be in…

Try adding the Branch for Most recently created issue before the last step. Make sure the last step is under the branch. 

Hi Joseph - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! As it says, you will need to have someone with access to Edit the workflow to see what Validators and/or Conditions might be on there. 

I was happy to help. Good luck to you.

Sorry, I should have been more specific. You need global permissions not project permissions because you have to use the Settings > System > External System Import path to do updates versus creates. 

Hola, Las direcciones de correo electrónico pueden ser incluidas en la lista negra de Atlassian por varias razones. Debe abrir un ticket de soporte para ver si la dirección de correo electrónico ha sido bloqueada. Vuelva a publicar aquí con la resolución del soporte para que podamos cerrar esto.

I don't think you are going to get any other answers. I don't know of a way to do it unless there is a path through the API - but that is beyond me. You should really consider using shared workflows to solve that. 

@Kyra Mayock I am marking this as Answer Accepted to close it out. Let us know if you need anything else. 

Hi @秋山智暉 No, to do an update you will need Jira Administrator permissions. 

Hi Pooja, Not with standard JQL, but there are some Marketplace apps that can help provide that functionality. 

Hi Jean Ann, The quick answer is yes, you need all of those schemes. For the workflow and statuses question, you simply drag the status from the unmapped statuses area to one of the columns. That way any issues currently in that status will show on the board. 

Hi Rizky, Just curious, but what is your scenario that you would want to do that? I am sure you can do that with JMWE, though I don't know the syntax right off hand. But you can certainly do it with an Automation Rule. Can you explain your use case in a little more detail?

Hi Steve - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! pretty much all sorting in filters will be alphabetically, or if a number, then highest to lowest or vice versa. Statuses can have ALL transitions to them, meaning an issue can go to one of several statuses next as the flow is not very linear. therefore, it is not possible to…

I started out on Cloud nearly 9 years ago. Not sure what the version was back then. Or even now HAHA

Hi Raymond, When you create an issue, it is associated with an Issue Type. The Issue Type is then associated with a workflow, which contains statuses. The Issue will be placed in the first status of the workflow. That is usually the Backlog status. These statuses are then mapped to columns on a board. So you should start…

Sorry, but no that's not a tool that I use. You could contact their support. 

Hi Raimund - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! It's better to open a new question, then more people can help with it. 

Hi John - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Unless I am missing something, why don't you edit the Component to tell it to assign the issue to the Component lead? 

Great!

Hi František, Correct, it will fire every time an issue is moved to done. The only ways around that are to do either a Scheduled trigger and only run it once a day or a couple of times a day. Or you can set a value of a custom field in a post function on the workflow when it applies, and then change your automation trigger…

If I understand what a POAP is, then it's pretty much the same thing as a Roadmap. And Roadmaps are already available for single projects in Jira. 

Hi Bhatia - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! The Two Dimensional Filter will only use fields with predefined values such as drop downs or user picker fields. Since that field can have various values, like a regular number field or a text field, it cannot be used. 

Hi Joby - The field is called Resolved

Can you share your new rule and what is not working with it?

Actually Aron's is probably more efficient in case you add issue types. So for a project it would be: project = ABC and (issuetype != "Sub-task" or (type = "Sub-task" and status = "In progress"))

Hi Richard, Try this: Project = TLMC and (issuetype in (story, task, bug) or (issuetype = Sub-task and status = "In Progress")) Just change out the issue types that you have in your project. 

Add it to the rule.