Walter Buggenhout Community Champion

Hi @sharmila patwardhan, no you can't. You will always need an Epic above the story, which you can then link to an initiative. 

I would recommend you then copy the url of your board and paste it as a link in the left navigation bar of your next gen project: Otherwise it will be hard to find it again.

Aha, next gen ... No, you cannot add an additional board to a next gen project. But you can create a filter that has your next gen issues and create a kanban board that holds your issues. I'm not entirely sure about the best place to start, but here's how I managed to simulate what I think you are trying to achieve. Step…

That is a good start :-) Can you check two things: * first make sure your filter itself does return the issues you wish to see; * next, check if all statuses that the issues are currently in are also mapped to columns on the board. If that seems all fine and you still don't see any issues, can you share your board…

Hi Emilia, Although I really don't want to kill your dreams, I'm afraid this is not possible in next gen projects right now. There is a feature request in the backlog for it that you can watch and vote for: JRACLOUD-71712. This functionality IS available in classic projects though.

Yes you can, @Ashish Sood, a board is just a view on a set of issues which is determined by a filter. You can specify and modify the filter of a board to display just the set of issues that you like to see there. 

Great news, @kaysaff.tal. If this answer helped you, could you also accept it by clicking the Accept Answer button above? That way, it can also easier be found by community members having a similar question! Thx! 

Hi @kaysaff.tal, Unfortunately, Jira does not support this functionality out of the box. There is an issue open for this that you can watch or vote for: JRASERVER-20727 If you have scriptrunner in your instance, you can compare dates with a JQL query like this: issueFunction in dateCompare("", "resolutionDate > dueDate")

Hi @Marguise, Have a look at Automation. It has rules available to help you trigger workflow transition from one workflow to another. Do spent enough time to sketch up how you imagine your high level statuses and the issue (type) you would associate them with, and be aware that you will need to be very clear about what the…

Hi @karine.gevorgyan, I think you may find a good starting point here: https://www.atlassian.com/agile/kanban 

I wish I could just tell you that, @vishwas But the best solution for me is not necessarily the best solution for you. From the marketplace, you can access all the app documentation so you can compare which one has the features you need. Take your time to look at the ratings, number of installs and reviews given by users.…

I see what you mean, @Robert Johnson A board is always connected to issues stored in one or more underlying projects. It is not a concept of its own. And as a consequence, a new board on top of an existing Jira project will always show you the (open) issues that already belong to that project. If you want to start from…

Hi, @Nylls Hanson, After your search, in the top right click on columns, then type to search for the sprint column and select it with the check box in front of it:

Hi @lauren.edwardson, The documentation refers to a classic project in Jira Cloud. In next gen projects, this functionality is currently not available. There is an issue in the backlog that you can watch / vote on to track if and when this becomes available: JSWCLOUD-18664.

Hi @sprasad, You could experiment with a combination of a kanban and a scrum board for your team. I suppose you want to plan the 60% regular initiatives for the team in the same sprint cadence as your other teams. So set up a scrum board, but only plan the team at 60% capacity. Then use a kanban board that includes the…

Hi @vishwas, The Atlassian Marketplace has a lot of test management apps available. Maybe this search is a good starting point. 

Hi @Robert Johnson, In your board settings, you will find that there is a filter pulling in the cards. You can modify this filter to display only the cards from your project. Locate the filter from your board settings. Just an example:

Hi @Edward, Without a view on your data, it is guesswork of course. From what you describe, one more thing comes to my mind: are all the statuses of your Epic workflow mapped to columns on your board? If that's not causing the issue, I would try to locate a specific epic that's missing from your board and try to pinpoint…

Hi @karine.gevorgyan, I noticed you posted another question about calendar management, referring to Jira Server. As this question is tagged Jira Cloud, I'm not sure what hosting option you refer to. In this case, that may be important. In Jira Software Cloud Premium , very shortly a feature called advanced roadmaps will…

Hi @sowjanya gondi, The gadgets look like "normal" cloud gadgets. I don't see anything unusual there. You can indeed edit the gadget title. If you click the 3 dots at the top right, there's a rename option:

Yes, you can. Have a look at this article, which uses a combination of impact and urgency to determine priority automatically. 

The page you are referring to has screenshots from Jira Server, where from the tags on this question it seems you are on Jira Cloud. The look and feel of server and cloud may differ. Normally the dashboard gadgets come as they are. Even though many gadgets can be tweaked around what information they show, usually the…

I think the best you can do, is reach out to Atlassian Migration Support and see how they can support you best with this. See This page on how to reach out.

Hi @Natalia Golikova, Quite a few questions there :-) - let me try to get you going in the right direction. Development on Portfolio for Jira Cloud has been standing still for a while, but just recently Atlassian announced that it will become integrated as a standard part of Jira Cloud Premium in the next couple of months.…

@Vijay Sv , @Emily Triyonis , There is no way to add a "+" to your initiatives for child issues. But there are several workarounds: * Create Epics under your initiatives in the Portfolio for Jira app rather than directly in your Jira issues; * Also in Portfolio for Jira: use drag and drop or bulk edit functionality to…

+1 on that, @Kat Warner . In kickoff meetings at new customers, this is the very first thing I try to explain. Every single time.

Absolutely. Although I do hope it won't be soooo good that people might start getting ideas about replacing the real Summit with a virtual experience ;-)

I am really looking forward to many of the Community workshops. Especially the interactions with Atlassians and fellow Community Leaders. And I listed the following sessions: * Beyond being there: High performing distributed teams * How Cerner uses Portfolio for Jira to keep project managers happy * How to plot a journey…

I am most curious to find out how the alternative version of Summit will be run and organised. Very interested to pick up ideas for hosting remote events ourselves. Looks really challenging to me and I know there are some really creative minds behind all this, so looking forward to get surprised!

Hi @Charles Pattie , The app is not available for Cloud. As Cloud and Server are different platforms, the server app will not work on Cloud. If you want to know if the vendor has any plans to make the app available for Cloud in the future, your best option would probably be to reach out to them directly.