Frédéric Tardieu_huminder_ Atlassian Partner

Hi @Matt Riti (Omnicom), I work for huminder, the company behind Board Studio app for Jira Cloud. Ivan's JXL configuration is the direct solution if each Bug has one clear Story under which it should appear: Epic level: all Epic work types Base level: all base work types, using the Parent field Bug level: Bug, using…

Hi @Alex Smyers , Full disclosure: I work for Huminder, the company that builds Board Studio. Your reading is correct. For a Plan's work source, native JQL cannot express: Space Y OR every work item linked to a work item in Space Y JQL does not traverse generic work-item links, which is the limitation tracked in…

Hi @Kamil Stepien , Full disclosure: I work for Huminder, the company behind Board Studio for Jira Cloud®. Yes, your Release Package idea is a sensible model for this problem. I would use it when a release is a real delivery commitment with its own owner, dates, status and dependencies, especially when that commitment…

Hi @Celia Carballea and welcome to the mighty Atlassian community! Disclosure: I'm Fred, founder of huminder.com, editor of Board Studio for Jira Cloud®. The existing answers correctly identify the Jira limitation and the usual starting point. Jira Versions do not have native dependency relationships. Plans can display…

Hi @leonard armagnat ! An alternative would be to use Board Studio app. It offers outward/inward visibility toggles for each link type fetched on your instance. you can then display only work items « which are blocked by », if you also use the « hide non-linked cards » toggle. Finally, focus mode allows you to select one…

Hi @marty_chang , For your information, app has been renamed from Program Board to Board Studio, reflecting its generic nature. Don't hesitate to give feedback should you try it ;-)

Hi @M Chandra Shekar , Jira doesn't offer a built-in way to automatically create quick filters when a new component is added: quick filters on Kanban boards must be created manually via Board Settings → Quick Filters, using a JQL expression like component = "Your Component". A couple of workarounds for the native board: *…

Hi @Chris Berry , Correct, sprints are per-board. The most common solutions are: * Jira Automation rules to auto-create matching sprints across boards on a schedule as mentioned by @Mikael Sandberg , or * Jira Premium Plans for cross-team sprint coordination. Should you then need to visualise how work items (eg. subtasks,…

Hi @marty_chang , I'm the author of huminder's Board Studio app, which is specifically designed to render any board structure with swimlanes/grouping, with a space or a JQL filter as an input. In your case, it should show the right headers in the board, and the dependencies between work items if any. You may give it a try,…

Hi, If you're using Jira Cloud, you should have a look on Program Board by huminder. It allows you to define any board structure based on system and/or custom fields, while showing dependencies in a clear way. It's particularly useful in case of cross project/team/roadmap dependency management, to check where are the…

Hello Saleem, If you're using Jira Cloud, you should give a try to Program Board by huminder. It's designed to visualise dependencies in your own board structure, making dependencies management very visual and intuitive. Cheers

Hi Alex, Yes you're right, dependencies are somehow hard to manage when several of them, and when different project/teams are in the loop. Have a look to Program Board by huminder, it's an app which has been designed to cover dependency management, without having to stick to a specific board structure (you can design your…

Hi Jef, You should give a try to app Program Board by huminder. It's a generic board builder, allowing to see dependencies across work items. And it works well in case of cross projects/roadmaps dependency views. My 2 cents

Hi Thanos, Thanks a lot for you reply. But how to add a custom field of mine in the details area? Is that possible? Thanks again, Best regards, Fred

Yes I agree, I find this more logical to have a language set for the whole instance, and then let users define another one if they want to. The code I pasted is to make a plugin sensitive to this user setting.

I understood the need was to display strings depending on the language set by user...

Hi Mik, Here's how I do: private Locale getLocale(User user) { if (user == null) return Locale.getDefault(); String userLocaleString = getUserPreferencesManager().getPreferences(user).getString(PreferenceKeys.USER_LOCALE); if (userLocaleString == null) return Locale.getDefault(); StringTokenizer tokenizer = new…

Thanks Marcus, It's clear now! Fred

Yes OK, what I'm saying is that following Step 1 does not allow to add BitBucket. I am in step 1 as I already have an OnDemand JIRA instance.

OK, but was puzzled by what's written in this document "add the bitbucket service to JIRA OnDemand": Step 1. Add the Bitbucket service to JIRA Atlassian OnDemand You can add the Bitbucket service when you purchase a new JIRA OnDemand subscription or you can add it to an existing subscription. If you have an existing JIRA…

Emilio, Have a look to https://answers.atlassian.com/questions/16395978 Cheers, Fred

Hi Emilo, Do you see Bitbucket when you only check the "licenses" check box? Cheers, Fred

Hi Emilio, You should be able to do this going to https://my.atlassian.com Regards, Fred

Cool 

Hi Judy, Wallboard does not require any plugin. Did you try to have a look to the browser's console (F12) on the machine with the problem? Cheers, Fred

Hi, Using Graphit plugin, you can see all project's issues evolution over time/versions and statuses. Graphit dynamically takes into account your customized states if any. http://www.tartech.net/graphit if you wanna have a look.

Great! That works...And how to do that users from this filter are part of jira_users (I mean: which can log in)?Cheers,F.

Hi Anwar, I guess your JIRA administrator should know this, F.

Hi Luciano,From what I was reading in Atlassian answers, there is a need to have an Atlassian JIRA server with the same version as the JIRA running On Demand. Our On Demand JIRA is version 6.4-OD-09-008, and when downloading a JIRA server for evaluation on https://www.atlassian.com/software/jira/download, a JIRA server…

Assuming you installed the atlassian SDK, go in your plugin root directory, and type "atlas-run" command. JIRA will start, and you should see in JIRA log your plugin output.