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Is this behavior "as designed" for Jira Align or might this be a bug or a configuration matter? If this is desired behavior, is there documentation to support it?
I understand that this is not a common practice in managing our work. Generally we start with the Epic and build out it's Features, Stories etc. and there really shouldn't be the need to parent/un-parent a Feature. However, this does come up from time to time and it would be nice to know the expected behavior.
@Tracy Walton The only time I have seen that happen is when the process steps are different for Epics/Features across programs & portfolios.
This happens, especially when you remove a parent epic and not have a "stand alone Feature". When this feature had a parent, it was using the Feature process steps. When it becomes a stand alone feature, it uses the Epic process steps.
I don't believe the documentation covers all of the"gotcha's" around stand alone features....
I cannot reproduce this, so I assume it is a bug specific to your configuration.
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