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Add multiple releases of a same project into a cross-project release in Portfolio

I need to create a cross project release which shall include several releases coming from the same project.

It seems that by default there can be only one release per project: as soon as I have added a release from a project, this project is colored in gray and is not longer for selection when I want to add another release into the cross-project release.

Can you someone help please?

Thanks

Nghia

3 answers

So any statement by Atlassian people here? 

Allowing this is crucial to successfully plan bigger projects! 

Please think about it and please give some feedback, guys! 

Thanks in advance & bests, 
Oliver.

This is a must have. Jira has components, we can create multiple versions, recommendations for component versioning suggest using component-x.y.z, yet we cannot combine those versions using cross-project releases!

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Earl McCutcheon
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Jan 02, 2020

Hello @nph ,

The Logic behind the restriction is that a release is a compartmentalized piece of each project, and if you have the ability to combine issues from multiple release within the same project at the same time they should already be lumped together into a single release, and not be separated into alternate sections, the Releases are intended to be Sequentially released mutually exclusive chunks of data.

This is noted in the Cross Project Release documentation in the section "How to add an existing release to a cross-project release" at point "4" stating:

4. Select the release you want to add. Keep in mind that you can only have one release from a project in the cross-project release.

Regards,
Earl

I have read this logic, but I disagree with it. We have many components (essentially microservices) that are maintained in a single Jira project (essentially a team). Each of those components have their own versions and we track those using Jira Releases individually. For example, I have 

Component A

Component B

I may have the following Releases:
Component A-1.0
Component A-1.1
Component B-3.1
Component B-3.2
Component A-1.2

And I oftentimes want to group one or more of them into a single overall release which I want to use Jira Advanced Roadmaps to track. With the current limitation of only allowing a single release from a project, there is no way to display this in Advanced Roadmaps. I would ask you to please consider adding this feature.

Also, we typically have many components (20+ per Jira project) each with their own versions. To distribute each of those into their own Jira project would be impractical.

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Agreed - Atlassian should allow per-component releases from within the same project. Otherwise why do we have components at all if we're required to have a unique project per release?

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