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How do I create cross-project release/version in Jira?

Charlemagne Vicente
Charlemagne Vicente Mar 06, 2018

I'm trying to do the above. On the Jira help resource, the initial steps are as shown below. However, I cant find where "plan" is in the "plan > Releasese > + Create release" mentioned in Step 1 below

Anyone has experience with this?

How to create a cross-project release

Create cross-project releases by following these steps:

  1. Go to your plan > Releases > + Create release.
  2. Select the release name, choose Cross-project release.
  3. Click Add and select the projects that will be sharing this releases
  4. etc
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Mar 06, 2018

Have you got Portfolio installed and licenced?

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Charlemagne Vicente
Charlemagne Vicente Mar 07, 2018

No we don't. Sounds without Portfolio, this is not possible, is that correct?

Thanks, I appreciate the response!

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Mar 07, 2018

Correct.  Plain Jira considers versions to be completely project objects.   A version in one project has nothing to do with one in another, even if the name is identical.  Portfolio layers some linkage and commonality across those.

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