John Funk Community Champion

I rarely look at the Detail issue view in the Filter - I always use the List View. Regardless, I get a mixture between the two views you have HA. But it does not change based on Advanced or Basic. One interesting note, I now see Switch to JQL instead of Advanced. I stay in the JQL/Advanced mode so much I am not sure when…

Definitely not a dumb question. And happy to help. :-)

You can't for the Next-gen board. You just have to create a generic filter and then attach it to a regular classic project board.

Ah, I understand better now. I have not tried that before, but you could give it a whirl. The filter for the board would look like: Project in (ABC, 123) where one of those is a classic project and one is a Next-gen project. The problem is that the two projects will have different workflows and not a part of the same…

If you want to see the old view all of the time, just click on your profile avatar in the bottom left. Then choose Personal Settings, Scroll about 2/3 of the way down and click off New Jira View. 

Hey Frank - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Not exactly sure what you are asking, but if it is that you want to see all of the fields displayed, then that only happens in the Old Jira Issue View if the field has a value in it. To see the fields, you can click on the Edit button. If you switch to the New Jira Issue…

Hey Beth, Click on the magnifying glass icon to begin a search. Then click on Advanced search for issues at the top. Then just type in your new filter and save it (probably a Save As). Be sure to share it with others under Details if others will be using the Board. :-)

Hey @Jack Brickey - can you send me a link to the support request? We are having the same problem and would like to follow along.

It depends on the Issue Type Screen Scheme. That scheme links screens to particular Issue Types (like Bugs). Your system administrator should be able to answer that for you. 

Probably so, because screens are shared across the system. So if you change a screen, it can affect several projects. 

See if there is another System Administrator that has access

If you are an administrator, you should see a Where is my field link. 

This is from a post from me up above: The screenshot you show only applies to the "new" JIRA issue view. If you are using the "old" JIRA Issue view, you will need to go to Configure Fields to make it show up when in Edit mode. See if that helps you find them on the old issue view. 

Take a look at this thread and see if it helps any. https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Jira-questions/Issue-Type-BUG-Story-point-don-t-show-up-in-Product-backlog-but/qaq-p/723475 In a nutshell, is your Bug issue type a Sub-task type? If yes, Jira does not allow Story Points for Sub-tasks. If not a Sub-task, go to Custom…

Hey Ariela - what path are you taking to get to the screen to edit it?

And you still have permissions to the underlying filters? 

Hey Jeff - Are you using Server, Cloud, or Data Center? What does it look like - can you send a screen shot?

Again, the view does not apply to filters - just to the issue itself. What is it that you are expecting to see in this view? 

Hi Monica, You can have multiple workflows attached to a board, but that doesn't mean they will all be able to move to the same statues. Yes, the best route is to use a common Workflow scheme across all of the projects involved. You can have multiple workflows within the scheme (which we do). But they really should be in…

Hi Monica - you should be able to do a Move on the issues from the old project to the Next-gen project. The issue types and statuses might look a little different, though. 

Hi Maykel, You can toggle on and off the New Jira Issue view by clicking on your avatar and then selecting Personal Settings. Scroll down about halfway on the page and you should see it. Also, remember that the issue view relates to the full view of the issue and not the filter. I hope that helps!

Hi Ya - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Yes, you can create a Clone of a Sub-task. Both would be linked to the same parent. I hope that helps!

Maybe try to get one of the users to just execute the filter and see what happens? Not from the board, but actually go to the filter and execute to get a list of issues returned. Also, did you actually execute the filter? Just checking. :-)

Hey Frank, This has happened to us before, but it was so long ago, I don't actually remember for sure. :-( However, I am pretty sure it was related to the filter. I know, I know - that's really weird but true. Take a look at the filter for the board and see if there is an error with it - like an issue type is no longer…

Way to go Awardees - thanks for all you do!!

Hi Jon - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! You don't have to put project in the search/filter. You should simply have summary ~ goodbye. However, only certain fields have the ability to do text searches. See this documentation for more guidance:…

Yes, but you have to bulk change each value at a time. For example, if you have values a, b, c in the labels field, then you have to convert all of the A's at one time, and then all of the B's, etc. Hope that makes sense

Hi Claudia - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Yes, there are many different uses for non-software development. We do a lot of that, but also we have setup Jira to handle position requisitions for HR along with Compensation Adjustments (annual raises) for Team Members. Also for shipping/inventory, etc. Is there something…

Hi Judit - Short answer is you can't. You have to create a new field and then existing values from the label to the multi select. 

Looking to move towards that, too. :-)