Walter Buggenhout Community Champion

Hi @Mike O_Connor, How the 10% is measured by the estimation statistic you configure in your board settings, as described in the article: * The horizontal axis starts on the version's Start Date; or if no Start Date is specified, the date on which an issue was first added to the version. The graph shows the state your…

@Gustavo_Grillo - for the more technical concepts, a glossary would most likely not be very helpful, since it's not really possible to put into a short definition what these concepts are. However, Atlassian (online) documentation is usually quite good when it comes to describing what these technical concepts are and how…

Hi @Tyler Guthrie, Just did a quick drawing to try and illustrate: if you design the workflow for your story like this: You should be able to create 3 boards that handle each part of the process, as I tried to indicate above the statuses (Design / Dev / QA). Just map the statuses that are relevant for each part of the…

Hi @Daniel Warren and welcome to the Community! In a board linked to a company managed project, you can simply rearrange them via drag and drop. In team-managed projects this does not seem to be available yet. This has been mentioned before and there is an existing feature suggestion in the backlog you can watch and vote…

Hi @Daniel Warren and welcome to the Community! Not in exactly the same style, but you can achieve the desired functionality. You can add quick filters to your board settings, which will be displayed as filter options at the top of your board. They are available in backlog view as well as on your active sprint or kanban…

Hi @Claire Hung 洪婉瑜, that message says: Sprint Sp28 appears on the following boards ... It does not say that sprint Sp28 is created on all these boards. It just means that issues added to that specific sprint are visible on those boards. As a result of that, the sprint becomes visible in all those boards, but I am pretty…

Hi @Niraj Vara, Migrating to cloud is definitely not a walk in the park. Based on the error message you see: did you create a cloud site already? If not, either do so first OR click the link to get a cloud trial. Also, before you start migrating anything, reach out to Atlassian support and create a Migration Support…

Hi @Claire Hung 洪婉瑜, A sprint is created (and linked to) 1 single board. That is the main thing to understand here. If you create another sprint in another sprint, that is - and always will be - a different sprint, even if it has exactly the same name. That is why the article you mention clearly states to avoid using the…

Hi @Jennifer Baum, Your plan retrieves its issues from the issue source that you define for it. You can check what that source is by navigating to plan settings > issue sources as a first step. You will probably find one or more boards, projects and/or filters there. Also, in the same area of your plan settings,…

Hi @Livarn Rajcomar and welcome to the Community! You could sign up for an online demo right here, which is offered on a weekly basis. That may be a good starting point, but at a later stage - if you have a clear idea of your requirements and are looking for a more focused track to implement the Atlassian suite to solve…

Hi @khaled, Issues are considered done only when they are in the rightmost column of your board when you close the sprint, regardless of their status. That is clearly not the case, looking at your screenshot. That's why they are moved to the next sprint. To fix this: map those statuses to that rightmost column and you…

Hi @Harvin Kaur Gill Chet Singh and welcome to the Community! The recommended approach is to set up a new Jira Software project and bulk move your issues into that new project. There is a step by step guide available on how to do that. Hope this helps!

Hi @Armitha Reddy Toorpu Ceema, Advanced Roadmaps is only available as part of the premium plan. Its feature set allows you to: * extend the Jira hierarchy above Jira's standard level of epics; * build a visual roadmap across multiple data sources; * group releases coming from multiple sources into cross-project releases;…

Hi @Jens Wachtel and welcome to the Community! Depends what you mean. Entire rows are highlighted in light yellow when there is a warning related to the schedule. This is based on predefined rules in the warning center. You can just toggle them on or off: In view settings you can decide to color the displayed roadmap bars…

Hi @Sapir Michaeli In a team managed project, navigate to your project's project settings > features and enable the Sprints feature. Then, navigate to the backlog view of your project and create a first, second, third, ... sprint. As soon as you drag issues into each sprint, you will see the Start sprint button become…

Hi @Rahul, Jira does not work that way and there is some best practice behind that to keep in mind. A story - by definition - is a feature (a piece of working software) that you deliver as a whole to your users. In order to develop that piece of software, you may need work from different areas of expertise (like e.g.…

Hi @shashi sharma and welcome to the Community! When you close a sprint, Jira normally asks you what should happen with the incomplete issues. If you select the option "move to next sprint", Jira should automatically do that for you. Moving an issue to a sprint does not have anything to do with status. The only thing that…

Hi @Casper Rubæk, There are plenty of workarounds to get an overview of your tasks without having to link boards to your profile. Basically, this simple filter will show you all your open tasks across Jira: Assignee = currentUser() and resolution = unresolved You can change the location of your board with a simple…

Hi @Casper Rubæk and welcome to the Community! I am not a user of the Android mobile app, but from things I've seen, I would assume you should be able to access the board from the project it is attached to. In Jira cloud every project has a location, which is either a Jira project or a user's profile. The most common…

Thx @jeroen_wilmes! Updated the link in the answer as well 🚀 

Hi @Bar Benezri and welcome to the Community! Not that I do not want to dive into a technical solution for what you are asking for, but your requirement does not seem to make much sense at first sight (sorry for that candid feedback). When you choose to run sprints to plan your work, you do so because you want to take…

Hi @Sapir Michaeli, Parallel sprints are a feature that is only available for company managed projects. A Jira admin needs to enable the feature for your site through the following steps: * Log in as a user with the Administer Jira global permission. * From the global navigation, select Settings () > Products. * Under Jira…

Hi @Jürgen Wieser, Thx for the detailed explanation. That is exactly how I had it in mind as well. As you have rightfully observed, specifying default members per role is a global setting in Jira, which cannot be adjusted per permission scheme. You probably also noticed that copying a project from a template project does…

Hi @Jürgen Wieser, In case this is really a specific case that you want to re-apply to a couple of well defined projects, you could consider adding your default groups to the respective permissions in the scheme itself. That would ensure you don't have to re-define them each time you start a new project. For individual…

Hi @Joe Pearson and welcome to the Community! No. In the scenario you describe, Project A is not touched by your changes. You are introducing a new context for a new project. The bug you refer to impacts existing issues that you are actively changing the context for. And that is not the case with the issues in Project A,…

Hi @Nelson Neill and welcome to the Community! I am unsure what you are referring to with Jira Plan, so just assuming that you are referring to an Advanced Roadmaps plan in Jira Cloud Premium. If that's not what you mean, do specify a bit more what plan you have in mind. In advanced roadmaps, resolved (the system date that…

Hi @javed.faruquee and welcome to the Community! While that is great thinking, that is unfortunately not possible. The only way I would theoretically see you being able to block project keys from being used for new projects, would be to create them there. But since that's exactly what you want to avoid, I would strongly…

Hi @Ken Hockycko and welcome to the Community! I am not sure where you are in the process, but it should be pretty straightforward to sign up for a new site. I suppose your google account is already registered as your Atlassian account. If that is the case, you should click the option Start a new site and enter a name…

Haha, love the monkey, @John Funk 🙈

Is this the category field from Jira Work Management? If so, then maybe importing this into EazyBI is not supported yet (it is a fairly recent feature).