Walter Buggenhout Community Champion

Hi @John Funk, I suspected something like that indeed, but hadn't seen them yet. Thx for sharing! 

@TS World, but how Via Filters > advances search, search for all the issues you want to report on. Save that filter and remember the name that you gave it, e.g. all issues for my pie chart (pick a better name in real life). Then: * Navigate to Dashboards > Create new dashboard * Add a pie chart gadget to the dashboard *…

Hi @Lewis West, A pie chart on a regular Jira dashboard should do that perfectly, I would say: Hope this helps!

Hi @Scott Buratt and welcome to the Community! Your question is a bit confusing, because business projects (Jira Work Management) are not team manage, but company managed projects. If it is a business project that you're in, you should create a new issue type scheme in general Jira admin settings with just the (existing)…

Hi @Senita and welcome to the Community! I didn't even know you could make this popup appear! 😀 I am quite sure you cannot alter that. As a wprkaround, just clicking the issue link opens the full issue screen in Jira, where you have access to all the fields on the issue, even the ones that cannot be shown inside Advanced…

Hi @Aswathi D, This overview page on Atlassian University has all the information you could wish for, including links to study materials and sample exam questions. Hope this helps! 

Hi @Abhiram Rao, In your general Advanced Roadmaps settings (Plans > Settings > Advanced Roadmaps Dependencies) you can configure which link types you want to include and how they should behave: Hope this helps!

Great to hear, @Sambath SUN! If so, could you also accept the answer, that makes it easier to find/recognise for other community members! Thx! 

Hi @Luca Calderone, Your automation rule is missing a branch, which tells it to update the child issues from your triggering issue. The rule should look somewhat like this: In the edit issue fields action, select the option copy from trigger issue. I've used assignee in this example, but you can obviously replace that with…

Hi @Sambit Choudhury, Just add the linked issues field to your transition screen. It lets you both search for issues and determine the link type. Be aware that your users also need to have the necessary permissions in order to make this work (edit issues, link issues in the projects you want them to be allowed to link).…

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Maybe there is 😅 - but honestly, I wouldn't know what you mean by 'HP count as done' and 'the reality' ...

Hi @Sambath SUN and welcome to the Community! Have a look at your filter for the scrumboard and make sure it is shared with your users. It may be only visible to you. Next to the filter name, click details and check the visibility: Hope this helps!

Hi @jhuatuco and welcome to the Community, The main thing is usually understanding how "dpne" is measured. On a scrum board, issues are considered done if they are in the rightmost column of your board. Before anything else, do check if that is the case in this board. Hope this helps!

Hi @Kelly Lillis, If I read your description correctly, you should use an automation branch where you seem tp be using a condition. Your rule should look like this: Apart from the logic of the rule, the workflow your issues are following should also have a transition from resolved (or any other status you'd like to…

Hi @Bolotinsky Anton and welcome to the Community! As far as I know, an app is not restricted to a single project. You should be able to configure the required setting for another project perfectly fine. Have a look at the app documentation for more details. Hope this helps!

Hi @Kimberly Tran, In your plan, navigate to the plan settings (click configure from the menu next to your plan's name). Navigate to removed issues, select the one(s) you want to add again and click re-include. Hope this helps! 

Hi @[deleted], The sprint belongs to the scrum board that was associated with that project and is surely still there. You should be able to locate that board from your work > boards > view all boards. Hope this helps! 

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Hi @Javanshir Mustafayev _ HIT, This will calculate the due date of an Epic, based on the due date(s) of its child issues. You can display the due date field on the issue cards on your board, so you can see the due date of each epic on the board. It does not calculate the number of days it will take, just the due date. If…

Hi @Igonzalez , I don't see that happen anytime soon in standard Jira. Especially the part where you added a subtask at the same level as a story. Apart from that, a lot of changes are happening around hierarchy, such as the ability to rename Epics, adding additional issue types that behave like epics and aligning the…

Hi @Ritu Khare and welcome to the Community! The annoying thing about computers is that they are always right. Just that we, humans, don't always understand what they are doing 😉 In short, I am quite sure that there IS a good reason why these extra Epics are in your plan. Two possible reasons I can think of are these: *…

Hi @Jagadeesh K, All Atlassian products have extensive online documentation available. The starting point for Jira Data Center is this page. It has a lot of references to other content, like e.g. this Admin guide to getting started with Jira Software Data Center Hope this helps! 

Hi @[deleted] and welcome to the Community! The most likely culprit is the summary !~ "%Test%" part. Try your query without that part first to see if there are unresolved issues. If that works, leave out the % signs. Another great trick would be to create a Dashboard and put a Recently Created chart gadget on it with…

Hi @Krishna Raghavarapu, Have a look at this list of marketplace apps. Which one is best for your case obviously relates to your needs, scale, available budget, ... Take the time to compare. Hope this helps!

Although that is an option I had never heard of before, it appears that you can indeed do something like that with this chrome browser extension. Be aware that this is not native functionality from Jira, but an independent extension. 

Hi @M Anon and welcome to the Community! You may find this related question an interesting read. Hope this helps!