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Why do my changes disappear after committing?

Caryl Pugh
Caryl Pugh Nov 22, 2017

I have a number of existing JIRA projects that have been pulled into a new plan. One of those projects holds the initiatives for the program.

With scope set to epic I can start setting the initiative for all my epics. When I commit the changes the content of the initiative column disappears.

If I look at the epics they all have parent link set to the correct initiatives but it is not shown on scope.

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