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No they still exist and can be created and displayed in the new view. are there particular ones you are having issues with. While I am still adjusting to the new issue view, I certainly agree that there are some limitations that need to be addressed.
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Carisa, welcome to the Community. From the first image it appears that all but Backlog are incomplete. Are you trying to get the three swimlanes to display? If so you need to fill in the JQL for "This Week" and "Next 2 Weeks". Also note that if you are actually using the backlog feature then the issues w/ Status = Backlog…
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The Organization field will be a number when exported per current implementation. Please reference this similar post
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How did you create the issue for them? Did you use the “Raise a request” link in the sidebar or did you use the “+” button? You should use the former so that the Request type and other fields are appropriately filled in. If you used the later you must ensure you fill in the Request Type when doing so.
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You are using Next-gen for which the epic link does not work/apply. If you run a query for a NG project and view as a list and add in the Epic Link you will see it is empty for all issues.
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yes this has been the workaround many of us have used. Cassandra mentioned this above back in April of last year.
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not possible in NG. You may wish to send feedback to Atlassian via feedback link.
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project settings > People change the role. Note you don't have a lot of choices for NG: Admin, Member, Viewer is it.
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It will be difficult for us in the Community to troubleshoot this. I would suggest that you contact Atlassian Support so they can log in and have a look at what is going on.
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Edit the workflow, double click on the specific transitions you want to expose and select the checkbox to allow customer.
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This article might help. A generic event is the Jira default event. A custom event is a bit more flexible I think.
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There is not automation to do this in Jira. However, the best solution is to limit who can manage sprints in the permission scheme. Limit it to individuals that appreciate/respect the ‘thou shalt not churn a sprint rule’.
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Unfortunately you can not customize out of the box. You can have a look at addons.
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check the following configuration - Jira settings > User Management > Product access
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Yes that is indeed how it works.
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It is not possible to reopen. You may wish to watch/vote on this issue - JSWCLOUD-17208 the article you referenced is not NG it is actually for Server.
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Or consider an addon. Here are some that may fit the bill.
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Perfect UC for Components however, Request Types might work as well depending on how you have set them up today.
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Well I and others experienced SLAs continually running in the past and there was an actual bug in cloud. So it is certainly possible that there is a bug so you may wish to report to Atlassian Support especially since you seem to have combed thru troubleshooting fully.
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Gary, so a bit confused. In your original post it seemed you were trying to prevent users from seeing certain boards within a project and I answered with simply excluding them in the share. Susan conveyed similar explaining the need to share or not share the underlying filter. However, reading your recent update it seems…
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I would use Components for the very concerns you raise.
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If indeed the field is multi-select it should allow multiple selections. If not that would be a bug. Please verify and share screenshots showing this.
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it is because there are required fields in the JSW project where you are trying to create the linked issue in and the JSD project does not have those fields. You could add Partner ID to your JSD project. If you are not the admin have them take care of it for you.
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but depending upon your needs you might look into Issue Level Security
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users can only see boards if they are shared w/ them. However, they will still be able to see the issues in the project they are part of. Issues belong to projects not boards. So if you add a person to a project and give them browse access they can see all issues in the project.
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@Monique vdB , we need to have Summit at a theme park!
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As long as no one votes for "It's a Small World" i'm ok. Boy talk about nails on chalk board! :P
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@Katarzyna great input, this looks quite interesting! As an asside, so that you are more readily identified w/ your company in the Community you should consider adding [Deviniti] to your username. As I understand it this is the request practice.
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that sure seems like a bug to me. I would report it to Atlassian Support to see what they have to say.
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