John Funk Community Champion

Hi Daniel - We have done something similar but placing Quick Filters on the board to help show stale tickets. One looks like this: status was in ("Backlog Pullable") before startOfDay(-15) AND statusCategory != Done In this example, Backlog Pullable is the first column on our board - all cards must pass through that status…

Hi Manik - here is a link to a free Chrome Extension that one of our developers created. https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/better-jira/adjlkmhgnjccbagimdppnminndehkmgl?hl=en Using it, you can quickly change how wide you want the columns for your board to be. And you can change the values at anytime. 

Hi Migelle - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Do you know what version of Jira you are using? Is it the Free version?

Hi Aja - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! You should be able to add a condition to the transition to Done for that. Not sure out of the box, but we use JMWE add-on to help with it. 

That's fantastic, Dali! Thank you for your persistence in finding a work around!

Hi @f_pocetti - Those instructions are for Jira Server. I don't believe that functionality is available for Cloud. 

The Project Administration function is different than the Jira Administration function. I would suggest you check the permission scheme to see if you meet the criteria for being able to Administer project. 

Hi Marina - The checkboxes field will not allow you to select multiple issues - just multiple values for a single issue. 

You might take a serious look at Portfolio for Jira then - it has the ability to link to initiatives which out of the box Jira does not.

Are you a Project Administrator for the Project? Can you check the Permission Scheme for that Project to make sure that you can Administer Project? By the way, I like the Funktionsdetails label hahaha.

Hi Vini - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! How is the message preventing you from creating the Transition? You should be able to click the X to get rid of the message or simply click down in the workflow. Typically you get the message because you have a workflow with many, many statuses. If you simply click on the CTRL…

Hi @AtlassianLearner - Yous should be able to go to a project and then click on Releases on the left hand nav. The result will show a list of releases along with the Start Date. 

Yes - that's the field that captures who created the issue. :-)

Hey Pat - Not sure I am completely following what you are needing to do. Do you want to change the Reporter value before moving the issues? Have you tried to do a Bulk change on the list of issues for that project?

Hi Gene - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! That is definitely a strange way to go about it in my opinion. Have you considered linking the Stories as dependent on each other? Or try to do a link between the Story and the second Epic (using Linked issues). 

Go ahead and try to get started with it and post to the community when you have problems or need help. :-)

Hi @Séverin MAZOUNIE - This is a bug in my opinion - you can find it here: https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/JRACLOUD-70203 You should vote for it and then watch it. But it's indeed the same problem with have. I have actually created a new Status called Discard to make it clearer. It's a shame that we have to add to the…

Let us know here how it turns out. :-)

Great! Glad you up and running with the Dashboard now.

Hi Arnaud - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Click on the icon in the very top left - this will take you to the list of Dashboards where you can create a dashboard. Or go here - after you change out your company name - https://yourcompany.atlassian.net/secure/Dashboard.jspa

So, that would tell me that you are not a Jira Administrator or a Project Administrator on that project. Otherwise you should be able to change those. Check with your Jira Administrator to get permissions added for you. 

Yes, because it is the one that is most flexible. It's more about functionality than about the names they stick on top of the types. 

These types apply to the Business project type template. You need to change the Template from Business to Software. Then I would choose Kanban. 

Hi Alexander - We do this using Automation For Jira. You can specify with a condition in what cases there will actually be a new issue created. And Automation For Jira is now free as a part of Jira. 

Hi Michal - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! When you are in the Project Settings - try going to the Summary first. Then click on the screen that you are wanting to change to see if it will let you change the screen from there. 

Hi Neli - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! It's probably just that the bulk change option is not allowing you to keep the release/fix version right now. Not sure what the current single move is actually doing right off the top of my head, but I would suspect it is creating a new entry in your project for the release…

Hi @jalalbarabadi88 - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! It really depends on what type of project you have created. With Next-gen, no. With Classic, yes. If it is a classic software project you can follow the advice above. 

I would start with that one and see if it meets your needs. You don't want to get down the path and figure out you need one that is more flexible and you have to start over. 

Hi Kirsten - can you be more specific as to what changes you have made that have disappeared? Are they immediate? Or can you make a change do a screenshot and then do another screenshot after they change? 

Hi Leonardo - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! I would use a Classic Software project - they have the most flexibility. But it really depends on how many changes/modifications you need.